The House of Harry Winston introduces the new Marquesa Cocktail rings, a captivating collection of colorful gemstones.

Enchanting and elegant, each one-of-a-kind ring features a stunning, world class gem stone in rich, saturated shades. From the most magnificent 20-carat sky-blue aquamarines to glowing yellow sapphires, brilliant green tsavorites, and 18-carat mandarin garnets, each stone has been carefully selected for its vibrant even hue and spectacular scale.

An extension of Winston’s Marquesa collection, each individual design celebrates the beauty and movement of butterflies, captured in exquisite diamonds. Placed by hand after each stone was set, delicate diamond butterflies seem to dance upon the gems, delighting the eye and charming the wearer.

This rare and exclusive collection combines collector’s stones of unsurpassable brilliance with the most innovative design techniques. A continuation of the Harry Winston legacy, the Marquesa cocktail rings capture the beauty of all nature has to offer.Starting at $43,000.

Harry Winston Diamond Corporation is a specialist diamond enterprise with premium assets in the mining and retail segments of the diamond industry. The Company supplies rough diamonds to the global market from its 40% interest in the Diavik Diamond Mine, located in Canada’s Northwest Territories.

The Company’s retail division, Harry Winston Inc., is a premier diamond jeweler and luxury timepiece retailer with salons in key locations including New York, Paris, London, Beijing, Tokyo and Beverly Hills.This Diamond Ring From Harry Winston is 54 round brilliant and baguette diamonds, approximately 1.39 total carats; platinum setting. Ring size 6.5.The price is $12,800

Ever since Harry Winston draped actress Jennifer Jones in diamonds at the Oscars more than half a century ago, the jewelry company has been synonymous with glamour and fame. From the legacy of Hope Diamond to the sparkle of the red carpet, Winston diamonds have become an icon of international glamour.

The son of turn-of-the-century Ukrainian immigrants, Winston was a savvy gem-hunter from an early age. As legend has it, a 12-year-old Winston recognized a two-carat emerald in a New York pawnshop, bought it for 25 cents, and sold it two days later for $800. In 1932, he opened his own store, focusing on buying stodgy collections to re-cut, re-set and re-sell.

In 1949, Winston purchased the Hope Diamond from the estate of socialite Evalyn Walsh McLean, who had acquired the gem from Pierre Cartier nearly forty years earlier. Over the next decade, Winston highlighted the stone in his “Court of Jewels,” exhibited to audiences across the country — but not before daringly re-cutting it to increase its brilliance. Winston donated the stone to the Smithsonian in 1958, reportedly sending it in a plain brown paper bag via U.S. Mail.

Winston passed away in 1978 and the company is now publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange (HWD). Today, the company’s gems adorn stars from Halle Berry to Madonna. They’re also available to the public through Harry Winston Jewelers’ two-dozen stores across the world. Just be sure to pack a hefty checkbook before shopping — Winston rings usually start at around $10,000.

Coming from a line of jewellers, Harry Winston you could say took the family business to new heights. His pieces are coveted and collected by royalty, the affluent and Hollywood’s brightest stars.

Harry Winston has always been known for its classic and elegant pieces of jewellery, The Harry Winston Tattoo collection is a bold move away from the usual more traditional pieces and see the jeweller embrace his cheekier side.

Inspired by the American sailors of the 1920s to the 1950s, the collection’s pieces features popular tattoo designs of the era, such as the heart and intertwined birds. The Tattoo collection imbibes a younger, more casual and fun feel to the otherwise serious image of Harry Winston.

Coming from a line of jewellers, Harry Winston you could say took the family business to new heights. His pieces are coveted and collected by royalty, the affluent and Hollywood’s brightest stars.

Harry Winston has always been known for its classic and elegant pieces of jewellery, The Harry Winston Tattoo collection is a bold move away from the usual more traditional pieces and see the jeweller embrace his cheekier side. Inspired by the American sailors of the 1920s to the 1950s, the collection’s pieces features popular tattoo designs of the era, such as the heart and intertwined birds. The Tattoo collection imbibes a younger, more casual and fun feel to the otherwise serious image of Harry Winston.