The REVIENNE Experience
Craftsmanship
From the drawing to the final check: the work behind every REVIENNE jewel.
From stone to piece
Five steps, many hands
- 01
The drawing
Every piece begins on paper: a form considered for how it will move, how it will sit on the body and how it will hold light from every side.
- 02
The stones
Diamonds in our house shapes, the pear, the marquise and the oval, are chosen and matched so that each sphere and each drop reads as one.
- 03
The setting
Fancy shapes have points and curves that ask for care. Each stone is set to sit securely while showing as much of itself as it can.
- 04
The finish
The gold is finished and polished, so every surface returns the light as evenly as the diamonds do.
- 05
The final check
Every piece is checked before it is placed in its REVIENNE box.
The fancy-cut setting
A sphere of marquise
In ORBIS, rows of marquise diamonds are set around a sphere so that their points meet in rhythm. Turned in the hand, the sphere shows no back and no front, only light.
The cutsThe Cuts
Pear, marquise, oval
The shapes of the house, each with its own way of holding light.
A drop of light
The Pear
Rounded at one end and drawn to a point at the other, the pear is a shape of movement, a tear, a falling drop. In ORBIS it hangs beneath the sphere on the Dual Drop and Charm pendants, and sits beside it on the Open Bangle.
Orbis Charm Pendant, PearPieces with pear diamonds
The shape of the sphere
The Marquise
Long, slender and pointed at both ends, the marquise makes a small stone look generous. Set in rows, its points meet to form the ORBIS sphere, the signature of the collection.
Orbis Stud EarringsPieces with marquise diamonds
Softness and length
The Oval
The oval keeps the brilliance of a round stone and lends it length, flattering the hand. It belongs to the vocabulary of the house, and to STRATA, the collection in development.
Discover STRATA
The materials
Diamond and gold
REVIENNE offers both mined and laboratory-grown diamonds, and each product page states the diamond type of that piece.
Every piece is made in white or yellow gold; its purity is stated on its own page.
