
Happy Diamonds
Diamonds dancing freely between two sapphires.

"Happy Diamonds (mobile diamonds), ethical gold, Cannes Film Festival"
Chopard is a Swiss Maison of high watchmaking and high jewellery, founded in 1860 by Louis-Ulysse Chopard. Acquired in 1963 by the Scheufele family, Chopard is today known for its Happy Diamonds (mobile diamonds between two sapphire crystals), its ethical commitment (Fairmined gold), and its partnership with the Cannes Film Festival (Palme d'Or, trophies).
The most emblematic pieces of the maison Chopard, illustrated by our authenticated examples when they are available.

Diamonds dancing freely between two sapphires.

A fusion of sport and luxury with mobile diamonds.

Stackable geometric gold cubes.
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Every piece is unique, authenticated and photographed in our Paris workshops.
Chopard, founded in 1860 in Genève, Suisse, holds a singular place in fine jewellery. The maison built its name on a precise territory: horlogerie, Haute Joaillerie.
Its unmistakable signature: happy Diamonds (mobile diamonds), ethical gold, Cannes Film Festival.
On the secondary market, the value of a Chopard jewellery piece is decided first by the reference. Here are the lines our experts see most often — and those that resell best.
Signed jewellery keeps a floor value tied to metal weight and stone quality; the maison's signature and the presence of the certificate add the decisive resale premium.
Every piece that joins Monogram Paris follows the same protocol in our Paris workshops: no catalogue photography, no supplier imagery, only shots of the actual item.
Two routes: outright purchase, paid within 72h of authentication, or consignment, with a commission that decreases with your membership card (25% Blanche, 22% Or, 15% Noire).
On purchase, every piece ships insured within 10 to 14 business days, certificate of authenticity included. Our advisors answer any valuation request within 24h.
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