Jewelry

Precious floral poetry

With its delicate Forget-Me-Not collection, Harry Winston transforms flowers into timeless jewels.

Flowers – from roses and camellias to hydrangeas, orchids and peonies – have inspired jewelers for decades. Their precious interpretations illuminate the neckline, wrist, face and hands without ever fading. Moving between faithful naturalism, romanticism and poetic abstraction, floral motifs continue to evolve through time, capturing the fleeting beauty of nature in jewels designed to endure.

Such is the spirit behind Forget-Me-Not, the latest collection by Harry Winston. Inspired by the forget-me-not flower, one of nature’s most delicate wild blooms, the collection transforms the graceful shape of its corollas into luminous jewelry creations. Archival sketches dating back to the early 1960s also reveal the longstanding connection between Harry Winston’s designers and the natural world.

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Delicate pendants, earrings, necklaces, rings and bracelets come together like precious bouquets crafted in soft pink and vivid blue sapphires, rubies and white diamonds in brilliant, pear and marquise cuts.

Through a refined poetic lens, the New York maison also revisits the iconic Toi et Moi motif so closely associated with high jewelry, pairing two floral corollas side by side in designs that feel both contemporary and romantic.

Harry Winston further expands the Forget-Me-Not collection with new variations, including enchanting pendants and striking Toi et Moi earrings combining pink and blue sapphires with white diamonds, ruby-and-diamond interpretations, as well as luminous monochromatic all-white versions.

With Forget-Me-Not, Harry Winston once again demonstrates that floral jewelry has long transcended sentimentality, emerging instead as a sophisticated expression of grace, light and timeless femininity.

Forget-Me-Not pink sapphire and diamond twin ring.

Forget-Me-Not ruby and diamond twin earrings.

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