Van Cleef & Arpels The inspiration behind the Fleurs d’Hawaï collection

From: Van Cleef & Arpels - Tuesday Jul 15, 2025 11:46 am

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A jewelry prowess
initiated in 1938

Ever enthralled by nature's vitality,
the Maison has transcribed the grace
of flowers into jewelry and watchmaking
pieces. Patented in 1938, the Passe-Partout
interprets this theme with inventiveness:
it is most often comprised of floral motifs
that can be set in different positions on
a gold Tubogas chain. The Passe-Partout
can thus be worn in several ways, as
a short or long necklace, a bracelet,
a belt or clip, in the tradition of the
Maison's transformable jewelry.

Nowadays, this emblematic piece of
the Maison inspires the new collection
Fleurs d'Hawaï. Diamonds and fine stones
blend to form creations that evoke
a sun-drenched garden.

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