Watches & Jewellery / Jewellery
Piaget's Possession Ring Is Still Turning Heads
From watchmaker to jeweller: how Piaget's rotating band became a modern talisman.
Piaget's move from watchmaking into jewellery design was never a stretch precision and ornament have always shared a workbench at the house.
The clearest proof is the Possession collection, built around rings and bracelets with rotating bands that invite the wearer to fidget with them, a small mechanical pleasure borrowed straight from horology. It's a design that works equally well dressed up or down, which is precisely the point: Piaget has positioned Possession as a piece for a night out or a quiet evening in, rather than an occasion-only purchase.
At its Marina Bay Sands boutique, the line remains one of the more approachable entry points into a house otherwise known for its ultra-thin, high-complication watches.
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Jing Yi Tan
Fashion editor and writer covering design, image-making and the creative networks connecting Southeast Asia.
