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Embedding one precious gemstone into another is a popular trend these days, giving the way to creations which stand out for (bold) status, volumetric balance and harmonious lines.
Originating in ancient Egypt, the “art of inlay” requires exceptional skill and precision as each stone is meticulously carved and shaped before being set directly into another. One piece can take over a year to make, but the end result is well worth the wait, with the absence of metal lending the stones a weightless quality.
Images and captions: The Jewellery Editor
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