The Damier checkerboard pattern is a favorite pattern of Louis Vuitton (LV for short). Launched by Louis Vuitton and his son George Vuitton in 1888, inspired by the year of its creation, it features three numbers 8, showing the concept of infinity and eternity, and is used to decorate hard cases and luggage, not only quickly made the brand stand out among many competitors, but also became a strong symbol of Louis Vuitton’s original design spirit.
Today, under the reinterpretation of Francesca Amfitheatrof, Louis Vuitton’s artistic director of watches and jewelry, the Le Damier de Louis Vuitton high-end jewelry series captures the characteristics of Louis Vuitton’s long-standing and highly representative Damier checkerboard pattern, becoming a series of Brand-new jewelry works: The classic pattern is composed of grid-shaped squares and diamonds made of yellow K gold or white K gold, extending along the pure geometric center line, showing the unique smoothness and continuity of jewelry.
Among a total of 12 new works, rings are the focus of this new high-end jewelry series: unisex designs are available in three widths, elegant everyday styles feature two rows of yellow gold and diamonds; more gorgeous styles feature four rows of yellow gold. K gold and diamonds are eye-catching. Whether it is stacked, layered or dressed up in different shapes, the Damier checkerboard pattern allows people to express their creativity and adds to the infinite possibilities of design. The new bracelet draws on the timeless, cool and distinctive Damier repeating pattern of the original tennis bracelet, updating the casual and luxurious style of the tennis bracelet. There is also a single round diamond pendant and a pair of diamond-set yellow gold hoop earrings in a carved and stacked shape.
