A stunning display of beauty and modernity on the stand of the jeweller Nirav Modi. The Director of the young Indian House took the time to welcome our group of Appraisers and Insurance Experts. Like last year, we came to meet the professionals participating in the Biennale Paris from September 11 to 17 under the majestic glass roof of the Grand Palais.

A more design-oriented vision of fine jewelry

Nirav Modi is the heir of a family of diamond cutters for 7 generations in India. His style perfectly blends western jewelry techniques with delicate and supple oriental forms.

We feel the modernity of a new generation of jewelry designers who dare new associations of shapes and colors more original than the classic high jewelry. There is a breath of lightness, of geometric shapes associated with exceptional colored stones that touch our childish soul.

Sets with exceptional gems highlighted by a "quality craft".

Pigeon's blood colored rubies are very rare and yet one set shows the accumulation of these small pieces of brilliant burgundy colored gems seemingly glued between diamonds thanks to a wonderfully discreet setting.

Each showcase is a concentrate of the best in the world in terms of the quality of the stones in terms of weight, color and purity. The requirement and the patience of the creator are felt to lead to such a result of beauty.

There is no doubt that the jeweler's meteoric rise in the world is confirmed year after year. It is important to take advantage of his visit to Paris before these jewels are sent back to Asia or London.

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