Gucci launches new works in the Garden of Joy High Jewelry Collection

“HORTUS DELICIARUM” from Latin means “the garden of pleasure”. The new high-end jewelry series is inspired by the charming sky at different times of the day, echoing the creative eclectic aesthetics of Michele. In addition to bringing together the iconic symbols of his favorite brand, this series also deeply explores the ever-changing vast sky and mysterious and colorful phantoms of stars. The series contains more than 130 works, most of which are unique treasures, divided into four chapters according to themes, praising the innate beauty of nature, and giving the living creatures a poetic soul, with stars, waterfalls, and sunsets. Twilight, the rose garden and the animal kingdom bring an intoxicating fantasy scenery of Gucci.

WATERFALL STARS

The first chapter is an ode to the magnificent scenery, reshaping the natural scenery into a precious talisman to wear. The magnificent waterfall pouring down, the Lin Tao softly rippling in the breeze, these immortal landscapes are integrated into the romantic jewelry design like a miniature scroll.

Layers of diamonds interpret the sparkling water waterfall. The combination of delicate stars and flowing tassels combined with vibrating inlay craftsmanship brings a clever visual effect of the meteor shower shining in the night sky, echoing the exquisite and harmonious poetic nature. Since the roaring twenties (Roaring Twenties), the magnificent splendor has not been seen before. A century later, Yumikeli officially returned with unique and innovative tassels and tassel necklaces, and chandelier earrings. Surrounding the overhanging diamonds are blue-violet and purple-red spinels, and the lagoon-like Paraíba tourmaline can rival the rippling blue waves in the ocean.

The design of the necklace is particularly dazzling and eclectic: diamonds that are as brilliant as the aurora borealis explode from the rose-toned spinel necklace; what is even more eye-catching is a 6.13 carat, verdant emerald like spring leaves The gems are surrounded by a sea of ​​diamonds, forming a dazzling Gucci jewelry galaxy.

NIGHTFALL at sunset

At sunset, the fascinating full tones in the sky constitute the theme inspiration for the second chapter, which permanently cherishes the fleeting magical time when the night falls.

Here, the style draws on the highly romantic-even Gothic-old scenes of the nineteenth century, the nostalgia and contemporary aesthetics are inclusive, and it benefits from bold and innovative mosaic techniques and extremely rare gems. The rich hues of opal, topaz, spessartine garnet and tourmaline are warm as a twilight sky. With an 8-carat black opal and a fully paved bow, the stunning Riviere necklace exudes a strong Georgian style.

The elegant and scattered arrangement structure perfectly presents the beauty of Michele’s “disorderly symmetry”, capturing the detached moments of the changing sky from day to night, and at the same time subverting and deconstructing traditional classical aesthetics.

ROSE GARDEN

Coming to the third chapter, the romanticism of the rose garden lays an excellent scene for the delicate female narrative. The Rococo bow and lucky charm pendant necklace pays homage to the poetic botanical paradise, transforming it into a symbol of new life and love.

For this reason, every gemstone has been carefully selected, all presenting a delicate and light color: Paparacha sapphire with pink orange in the setting sun, like rose petals about to bloom, and dark blue tourmaline as deep as the night sky. The pendants in the multiple necklaces can be removed freely, and can be used as personal lucky charms or turned into dazzling brooches to wear, adding jewellery to the overall look.

Whether it is animals, plants, or the beautiful habitats in which they live, they are all given life by these unique gems-each gem is a precious treasure from the magnificent nature.

ANIMAL KINGDOM

In the fourth chapter, Gucci once again explored the animal kingdom and awakened the mysterious and ancient rare beasts in the legend. The lion that represents power, the tiger that symbolizes courage and passion, and the magical and mysterious Dionysus, constitute the emblem of the Gucci jewelry kingdom.

The sky blue tanzanite that runs through is tightly held by the roaring lion’s head, with serpentine opal and emerald tsavorite. In a necklace necklace, a 16.36 carat opal is surrounded by 22 lions, forming an eye-catching domineering image, using a beast to symbolize personal strength.

In a series of designs, the warm light of gold became a new theme and was introduced into the world of Gucci High Jewelry-with the sun-like bright yellow beryl presenting a complex effect of the same color to enhance the visual sense. Gucci depicts spiritual flowers, leaves and stars with gorgeous diamond-encrusted styles and hidden engraved patterns, making every animal in the jewelry that is accompanied by all creatures come to life.

Independent gem series SOLITAIRES

In the end, the stunning and outstanding single brilliant gem was redefined, glowing with unparalleled extreme brilliance, and playing a colorful melody originating from the sky and the lush earth. Gorgeous emerald-cut colored gemstones reflect the classic pavé techniques handed down from generation to generation: Afghan mint green tourmaline, sunset pink tourmaline, velvet purple tanzanite, light orange sapphire, rose pink topaz, and dazzling light Orange garnet. In detail, the coil ring is like a shimmering serpentine pattern on scales and abstract geometric lines. Each central center stone is a rare and rare product, including a red tourmaline weighing 60 carats and a heart shape. Light orange garnet and a 16-carat Paraíba tourmaline.

The watch design has also been reimagined to reflect the connection between “luxury” and “soul”. As one of Micheli’s most cherished Gucci iconic elements, the lion head reveals or hides the sea-blue Australian opal dial, purple tanzanite, and rainbow-like dials on a series of diamond-encrusted straps through its rotatable design. Peridot, rubellite and light orange garnet are embellished. The table and back close to the skin are engraved with delicate starry patterns. The strap buckle uses a diamond-encrusted flower shape, turning an eternal gem into a fleeting and beautiful image. On the elegant peacock opal dial, a pin is inlaid with a row of lion heads with tanzanite, which is extraordinarily gorgeous. There is also a cross-shaped watch with a strong religious color. The Latin-style cross is set with a diamond-encrusted dial and a star-shaped spinel. It is elegant and noble, comparable to a masterpiece of Renaissance craftsmanship. There is also a bracelet watch inlaid with 275 vertical Art Deco long strip diamonds. The turquoise dial integrated with the bracelet highlights the atmosphere and modern style.

Gucci’s high-end jewelry “paradise” is like a paradise inhabited by many rare and exotic animals, using nature as a totem symbol, using past poetry and contemporary beauty to give the jewelry soul. In the new advertising image blockbuster, Jodie Turner-Smith wore the Garden of Joy high jewelry collection and jumped into the luxurious swimming pool alone at midnight, surrounded by colorful pet birds, magical animals and romantic flowers. Gucci introduces rare flowers and animals into the meticulously constructed joyful paradise, while Jodie Turner-Smith becomes the muse under the poetic lens, the picture is extremely intoxicating and poetic.

Nature is the ultimate source of inspiration for Gucci. Each piece reflects the magnificence of nature itself and the pure beauty of the sky. The Gucci Garden of Joy High Jewelry Collection depicts natural wonders with brushstrokes full of fantasy colors. The jewels that are as high as the blue sky, the extraordinary inlay technique, and the inspiration of symbiosis with all things, interpret the romantic contemporary aesthetics of high jewellery.

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