David Morris: Hidden Treasures of the Newly Opened Paris Boutique

Inside the boutique I spotted a necklace that had a natural sea pearl weighing 30.30 carats. This large sea mineral adorns a detachable diamond pendant on the necklace alongside a 16.59 carat Ceylon ruby. Colourless pear-cut stones were excellently heightened by scatterings of small pink diamonds and two large pink diamonds on the pendant, both round and pear-shaped. It seems that diamonds weighing over 10 carats or more are not such a rare find nowadays. Even so, your heart definitely starts racing when you see a ring with a gorgeous 10.73 carat cushion-cut colourless diamond or another ring with a similarly sized yellow diamond of a traditional solitaire design.

Finally, in relation to the third, ten sapphires, once mined from ancient pits in Kashmir, were carefully chosen by the David Morris Managing Director and Principal Designer for their colour and shapes accordingly for a diamond bracelet. The gentle velvety dark blue colour of sapphires and their substantial 43.73 carat weight are enough to excite anyone who is clued up on precious stones. The French American architect Eugene Brunnelle is responsible for the boutique’s interior design, one which more than lives up to the jewellery that is on display. The shop’s two floors include a retail space and a VIP lounge characterised by pink and beige tones with shades of chocolate brown. The floor-to-ceiling windows allow a huge amount of natural sunlight to flood inside, whilst the enormous mirrors provide the interiors with even more reflected light.