Piaget unveils new additions to its range of Palace Décor pieces.

Piaget has been incorporating the Palace Décor technique into its collections since the 1960s, which sees the luxury jeweller engrave gold to give texture to this precious metal, and is inspired by guilloché work often found on high-end watch dials. For Summer 2023, the brand has introduced a new bangle, pendant and ring to its range of Palace Décor pieces.

The Possession ring can be worn on the thumb or finger and is offered in rose or white gold in different sizes and settings. It holds the central diamond between two brackets engraved in gold, so that the stone seems to stand proud by itself.

A version with a row of pavé diamonds beside the Palace Décor band is enhanced by a larger set diamond, in contrast with the pavé version, which sports a double row of diamonds in two different diameters. On the second model, the diamonds are surrounded by Palace Décor engraving, giving it a strikingly modern appearance.

There are three versions of the bangle, including two gold models, one with a single set diamond and one with two rows of pavé diamonds on either side of the central motif. Palace Décor stands out on the body of the bangle, on the mini spinning band in the centre, and in the central diamond set between Possession brackets.

The Piaget Possession Palace Décor Pendant, meanwhile, is available in five iterations, including an 18 carat rose gold necklace set with one Possession-set brilliant-cut diamond and an 18-carat white gold version with a rhodium finish set with 33 brilliant-cut diamonds.