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Harry Winston Lily Cluster Ring

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description Harry Winston Lily Cluster Ring Overview

The Harry Winston Lily Cluster Ring is a fine-jewelry design that arranges marquise and pear-shaped diamonds into an open floral composition resembling lily petals. Its asymmetrical setting draws on the house's Cluster tradition, in which diamonds are angled at different heights to emphasize their individual shapes and the movement of light. It is intended as a statement ring for collectors of high jewelry and diamond-focused floral designs.

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What is the design of the Harry Winston Lily Cluster Ring?

The ring features a floral motif where pear and marquise-cut diamonds are meticulously arranged to mimic the delicate petals of a lily flower. This design directly echoes Harry Winston's legendary "Cluster" setting technique.

What types of diamonds are used in the Lily Cluster Ring?

The ring utilizes a combination of pear-shaped and marquise-cut brilliant diamonds. By using these specific faceted shapes, the New York jewelers can perfectly replicate the natural, overlapping petals of a blooming lily.

What is the history of Harry Winston's Cluster design?

The Cluster setting was pioneered by Harry Winston in the mid-20th century as a way to emphasize the brilliance of the diamonds rather than the heavy metal settings holding them. The Lily Cluster is a direct descendant of this tradition, turning the classic wreath motif into a distinct flower.

Is the Lily Cluster Ring considered a classic engagement ring style?

While it can occasionally be used as an engagement ring, it is primarily classified as a high-jewelry cocktail ring due to its elaborate, three-dimensional floral shape. It is highly sought after by collectors of vintage and estate Harry Winston pieces.

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