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A Garden Grown Entirely in Gold and Gemstone Closes Out the Year's High Jewelry Story

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An American jewelry house has wrapped its annual high jewelry program with a fall chapter set in a garden that exists nowhere but on paper. Vines cascade and fruit ripens past what any real orchard could manage, all of it rendered in precious stone and metal rather than grown in soil. It marks the final installment of a full year's storytelling built around that same imagined landscape. For collectors who follow the house's annual releases, it's the piece meant to tie the season together.

With reporting from Galerie.

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