Gucci’s Fine jewelry collection of exclusive and unique parures is composed of special precious sets from the Horsebit Cocktail line, which bear a set from the Horsebit Beverly collection in 18kt yellow gold with brown diamonds.
The luxurious elements of this collection are seen in the choice of precious materials, meticulous attention to detail and original designs by Gucci’s Creative Director, Frida Giannini. Rare rough gems have been carefully selected by expert gemologists and custom-cut to obtain the precious gemstones desired for each masterpiece. Each cut has been chosen to enhance the inner beauty of the gems and to magnify their natural color.
Horsebit Beverly Collection – 18kt yellow gold and brown diamonds
The Horsebit Fine Jewelry parure comprises a matching collection of drop earrings, pendant necklace and bracelet.
Crafted in 18kt yellow gold, the iconic Horsebit motif is adorned in a rich pavé of brown diamonds across the bracelet chains and the drop earrings (50 mm). The necklace juxtaposes a fine-link 18kt yellow gold chain with a Horsebit motif pendant adorned in brown diamonds, to create a strikingly beautiful effect.
Designed and created to be worn together for a sophisticated and refined look or separately for a more subtle, elegant look.
These one-of-a-kind pieces are produced and manufactured by expert artisans and goldsmiths located in northern Italy who execute the elaborate yet feminine designs. This region of the country is renowned for its expert jewelry making where generations of master craftsmen have perfected their art over time. To this day, Gucci jewelers meticulously create a select number of exquisite pieces to the highest quality standards.
Gucci jewelry is manufactured in accordance with strict rules stipulated by the luxury jewelry industry, which, for centuries, has defined the quality standards for premium jewelers. Gucci Fine Jewelry is certified as having a socially accountable supply chain (SA8000â) and meets high ethical, social and environmental standards, as certified by the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC).
