Comprising 12 one-of-a-kind butterfly brooches, each formed of two pear shape and two marquise stones, Graff‘s latest high jewellery collection offers a fresh interpretation of one of the maison’s most iconic motifs. Alongside its exceptional diamonds and rubies, the collection digs through the archive to inspire the pieces which embrace pearls, black spinels, tourmalines and pink opals, bringing new depth, colour and character to the house’s visual language. Each creation is designed to be worn as both a brooch and a pendant, combining exceptional craftsmanship with remarkable versatility.

One show-stopping piece is the pink opal Luna butterfly brooch, which boasts a marquise-cut diamond at its centre while 1.36 carats of pavé-set diamonds trace the delicate contours of the insect’s wings. Soft pink opal forms the wings, punctuated by brilliant-cut diamonds to enhance soft iridescence of the saccharine stones. Suspended beneath the butterfly, a one carat natural seawater pearl and a diamond introduce graceful movement, lending the piece an ethereal sense of lightness and elegance.

Another standout is the Tamara brooch, named for Art Deco artist Tamara de Lempicka, where Graff captures the butterfly in an exquisitely lifelike pose, as though suspended mid-flight. Drawing inspiration from the defining sunburst motifs of the Art Deco era, the brooch centres on a marquise-cut emerald from Zambia, while its wings are articulated through 1.66 carats of precisely set diamonds that form crisp, radiating lines, punctuated by vivid emeralds totalling at 3.61 carats. The striking interplay of geometry, light and colour lends the piece an unmistakable sense of mystery and quiet sophistication.

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