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The Vionnet cut

“No one has ever taken the art of tailoring beyond Vionnet.”
Christian Dior

Madeleine Vionnet, the inventor of the bias cut, understood fabric as something that falls with the body, not against it. Her cut gave it an invisible, almost liquid movement. Silken brings that same conviction to metal: earrings that, in the wearing, take the shape of a piece of fabric that flows and falls on the bias, with all the lightness of silk and the brilliance of white cubic zirconia.
The collection is presented in two styles. The first, featuring brilliant-cut cubic zirconia in a claw setting, includes two earring, ring, and bracelet designs, and stands out for a choker that fits around the neck with absolute naturalness.

The second, with a micro pavé of cubic zirconia arranged in small squares to form a perfect grid, maintains the same fluid movement in a more intimate and delicate version.

Crafted in rhodium-plated brass with an e-coating and white cubic zirconia. Jewelry that doesn’t imitate silk but evokes it.