1. Tiffany & Co
Tiffany & Co has a powerful legacy attached to its name and is the first thing that comes to our mind when we talk about designer jewelry. It first set up store in 1837 under the name Tiffany, Young & Ellis, and later changed to Tiffany & Co. and expanded its base to London and Paris. It is famous for making world-class couture jewelry, whether it is diamonds, solitaire, or platinum. Jackie Kennedy, Elizabeth Taylor, and many big celebrities are all its loyal customers.
2. Cartier
Louis Cartier, a French designer, founded Cartier in 1847 in Paris. In a few years, it gained popularity for making exquisite jewelry and expanded its base to other big cities in the world. In 1947, Cartier created the legendary panther-shaped brooch with pave diamonds and the most beautiful gems. It caught the attention of the world as well as the Princess of Windsor, who was indeed mesmerized by this masterpiece. Cartier makes a different version of this ever since, which continues to be the most awaited pieces every year. It is also known for auctioning the finest and rare pieces of jewelry.
3. BvLgari
Bvlgari is an Italian brand that was started in the late 18th century by a Greek immigrant, Sotirios Voulgaris. Bvlgari’s signature jewelry is made of multicolored stones and diamonds that are truly exquisite and unique. Its most famous collection is ‘Serpentine,’ where jewelry like watches, necklaces, and bangles are coiled in the shape of a snake and are encrusted with diamonds and colored stones.
4. Harry Winston
Harry Winston started the brand in 1932 and passed away in 1978. The company retained the name and continued to make couture and designer jewelry using diamonds and gemstones. Its jewelry is highly intricate, elegant, and structural, and you will know one when you see one. Celebrities continue to choose Harry Winston on the red carpets even to this day because the designers keep the vintage aesthetic intact while designing contemporary jewelry.
5. Van Cleef & Arpels
Van Cleef & Arpels is yet another French designer company from the Art Deco era. It was started by Alfred Van Cleef in collaboration with his uncle, Salmon Arpels. Its jewelry is all about old world charm and path-breaking gemstone making techniques to make watches, rings, earrings, and necklaces. Van Cleef is also known for its futuristic designs like ‘Mystery Setting,’ which is a setting that brings out the best exposure of each gemstone.
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