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Piaget Rose Pendant

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The Piaget Rose Pendant is a piece of high jewelry created by the Swiss luxury watchmaker and jeweler Piaget. The design is directly inspired by the Yves Piaget rose, a heavily petalled garden rose cultivated by the Meilland family that won the Geneva International Competition of New Roses in 1982. The jewelry line translates the intricate geometry of the flower's layers into sculpted gold and precious stones, typically diamonds. It is designed for the luxury market, appealing to collectors of botanical and high-end decorative jewelry.

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What rose inspired the Piaget Rose Pendant?

It is inspired by the Yves Piaget rose, a highly petalled garden rose bred by the Meilland family. The rose won the Geneva International Rose Competition in 1982 and was then named for Yves Piaget. [Piaget Rose collection](https://www.piaget.com/ca-en/piaget-rose-collection)

What does the Piaget Rose pendant look like?

The pendant translates the rose's layered petals into a high-jewelry flower, often using rose gold and diamonds. Piaget's official Rose collection includes pendants and other rose-themed jewelry, but the exact stone count depends on the pendant reference.

Who was Yves Piaget?

Yves Piaget was a member of the Piaget family and a major figure in the house's rose-inspired identity. The competition rose carrying his name dates to 1982, which is why that year appears in the collection's story.

Is the Piaget Rose pendant part of a wider collection?

Yes. Piaget's Rose collection extends the same flower motif across pendants, rings, earrings, and watch designs, rather than treating this as a one-off charm. Its signature link to the Yves Piaget rose is the 80-layer-petal form described by Piaget.

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