Harry Winston’s innate skill with diamonds is a facet of the brand aptly demonstrated in both the inspiration and design of their exquisite Charms collection
Jewellery is worn for many reasons, be it a pair of colourful earrings to match an outfit or an engagement ring as a permeanant reminder of one of life’s most important decisions. Jewels can be both fashionable and meaningful, more than a simple embellishment or accessory but as an expression of the wearer’s own personality.With each individual piece, every symbol and shape, a reflection of an aspect important to the wearer, the perfect example of this is the charm bracelet.
The majestic age of the Egyptian Pharaohs witnessed the creation of elaborate pieces of jewellery made of precious stones and metals. This period also saw the appearance of charms and charm bracelets for the first time. A protective shield as well as a sign of status, they performed a dual role in the life of the ancient Egyptians. Since then charms continued to be personally important to individuals and, although the Renaissance period advocated people to shed their superstitions, the appeal of charms was intact until the early part of the 20th century when, following the trend set by Queen Victoria, charms became the sophisticated pieces of jewellery that they are today.
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