Messika, France, launches Voltige Fine Jewelry collection: Circus Art

The jeweler Messika has just released a new season of his high jewelry collection, The Voltige, which is inspired by circus art. The new collection USES large diamonds to symbolise acrobats and acrobats, creating an abstract and light jewelry style through hanging mosaics.

The biggest highlight of "Voltige" series is undoubtedly the hanging inlay technique. The designer fixed the main stone inlay structure with exquisite gold thread, which is almost invisible as the filament, creating the visual illusion of the whole diamond floating on the skin, which reminds people of the smart dancers in the air.

Designer to deduce the circus artists in abstract style air skills - Equilibristes ring in a straight line carry a 5.04 ct teardrop-shaped diamond ring surface, symbol of walking a tightrope performers; Using circular diamonds and long stepped diamonds to create overlapping lines, the Equalizer earrings mimic the dancer's ornate spirals down the ribbon.

The most impressive is a set of named "Danseurs Aeriens" fingers, by double master design to show the air pas DE deux, ring surface at the top of the can see impending type 7.74 ct emerald cut diamonds and 7.06 ct teardrop-shaped diamond, reminiscent of the two dancers holding hands in the air living attitude of the volley, asymmetric Mosaic still retains the good sense of balance.

Equalizer platinum necklace, by Messika

The main stone is a 17CT drip cut diamond with interlacing of long stepped and round cut diamonds.