Weekend must-do: Larry Splendour Timeless Classic exhibition in Singapore
updated the 6 October 2015 à 23:58
Find out for yourselves if diamonds are truly a girl’s best friend at this stunning display of fine jewellery and Lazare diamonds.
It’s safe to say that we typically flock to diamonds and everything glittering like a moth to a flame.
With Larry Splendour’s first ever standalone jewellery exhibition, it will be easier to unleash the plethora of oohs and aahs as you marvel at some fascinating pieces of jewellery. Held in a remarkable 33-metre tall pillar-less dome, the exhibition not only features some of Larry Jewelry’s multi-million dollar showcase of existing collections but also a special flagship collection, the Neo Collection.
The Neo Collection is a celebration of Larry’s inimitable timeless designs that are capable of spanning across different eras. With over 40 years in the fine jewellery industry, Larry Jewelry, a Hong Kong-based brand has shown how it has stayed relevant and continues to pride itself as the jeweller for family heirlooms.
Our favourites in the collection include the French Paradise necklace that boasts of 65 rubies, 35 sapphires and a whopping 848 diamonds. As a whole the three-tiered necklace is magnificent but on days when lavish displays are unnecessary, this very necklace can be detached into 3 individual pieces – how’s that for fine jewellery versatility?
The Majestic Goddess is another piece that caught our eyes ever so grandiosely with the dichotomous mix of pearls and diamonds. Essentially a reflection of multiculturalism and influences from varied travels, the series is also a telling example of fine craftsmanship and skill in every intertwined strand.
Internationally renowned diamond house, Lazare Diamonds will also host an interactive booth where guests can learn about the art behind ‘The World’s Most Beautiful Diamond’ – so if diamonds are all you’re after, this is where you should be at.
While there were more pieces that took to our fancy, we say it’s best to visit the exhibition dome and have a taste of the brilliance in front of your very eyes. Take caution though, you might just be seeing stars after you exit.
The Larry Splendour Exhibition will be open to public on 19-20 July 2014 from 11am to 9pm daily. From 7.30-9.30pm, patrons will also be treated to a breathtaking 360 degree light projection performance.
Tarandip Kaur
