For the new collection of LV Diamonds, the LouisVuitton’s monogram star takes the spotlight
’s house monogram. For the new collection of LV Diamonds, Francesca Amfitheatrof, the artistic director of watches and jewelry for the French luxury giant, sought inspiration from them, inventing a unique diamond cut in the process. “Not since Madame de Pompadour has a new diamond cut been invented that is so exciting,” Amfitheatrof explained via email.
”The LV Monogram star, rendered after the monogram flower—itself a symbol of eternity—takes center stage in a collection of rings, unisex bands, earrings, and pendants, in platinum, rose gold, and half-pavé, and is instantly recognizable by its 53 facets with pointed ends. “I designed a basket with a hidden flower for the solitaires,” Amfitheatrof explains of the way she turned the monogram flower into a bezel.
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