In a choreography of precious stones, balancing movement and lightness, Hermès sets the imagination free around the center stone.
Suspended, free to invent its own gravity, it embraces every shape and color—an invitation to celebrate all precious moments, from the everyday to the extraordinary.
On one or two asymmetrical bands, the Petit Jeté and Grand Jeté rings mix and stack as desired, for looks that range from delicately subtle to boldly expressive. Colorful, joyful compositions in tune with the dance of rings and stones.
The stones are chosen for their color and character: exceptional diamonds and fine gems—chrysoberyls, tanzanites, pink and green tourmalines, spessartite garnets, yellow-orange topazes—each with unique volumes and hues that bring emotion and wonder to life.
Chrysoberyl captivates with the uniqueness of its color. A yellow tinged with green, both subtle and intense. In harmony, the soft, natural tones of the green tourmaline chosen by Pierre Hardy reveal striking contrasts. An essential part of the Hermès color universe, tourmaline appears throughout the collections in a wide range of shades.
Chosen for the subtlety of its tones, the pink tourmaline reveals itself through a play of light. Its natural inclusions make it a singular and delicate stone. Cut in a cushion shape to enhance its brilliance and color, tanzanite offers deep blue and violet tones that make it a stone of true character.
Chosen for their delicate beauty and unique properties, topaz and spessartite garnet—two stones with radiant colors—explore every shade from yellow to orange.
