THE EDIT
Discover the Art of the Diamond
The Edit is where timeless design meets a modern eye. We spotlight pieces worth noticing, appreciating the details, and maybe—even falling a little in love with along the way.
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Why the Emerald Cut is Having a Moment.
It's no surprise that this gorgeous cut is having its time in the spotlight. Sleek, elongated, and unmistakably elegant, the emerald cut is stepping up and out. Its clean lines and dramatic facets offer a modern twist on classic sophistication—perfect for those who appreciate quiet confidence with a touch of glamour.
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Why Modern Vintage Feels Fresh Again.
Inspired by the past but designed for today, these pieces balance nostalgia with clean lines. Art Deco shapes, antique cuts, or heirloom motifs are reimagined for contemporary wear, bridging history and modern style with subtle sophistication.
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How Statement Diamonds Stay Refined.
Bold yet measured, these diamonds make an impression without overpowering. Clean lines, precise cuts, and thoughtful settings create pieces that stand out subtly, proving that confidence and restraint can coexist beautifully in fine jewelry.
Weekly Spotlight
The Rise of Champagne Diamonds
Move over icy white — 2026 is warming up.
Champagne diamonds are having a major style moment. With their soft golden, honey, and cognac undertones, these stones offer a richer, more dimensional glow than traditional colorless diamonds. The appeal? They feel personal, elevated, and effortlessly distinctive.
As lab-grown white diamonds become more accessible, style-driven buyers are leaning into stones with character. Champagne diamonds deliver exactly that — warmth, individuality, and a subtle vintage romance that feels both modern and timeless.
Want to explore more? Read more about these unique pieces on Adria Barboné' Jewelry. There, they dive deeper into what a champagne colored diamonds actually are, where they come from, top styles, and more!
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Margot Robbie Stuns at Wuthering Heights Premiere with over 85 Carats of Champagne Diamonds
At the premiere of Wuthering Heights, Margot Robbie elevated Old Hollywood glamour with extraordinary diamonds by Lorraine Schwartz. She wore a custom necklace featuring more than 85 carats of champagne-colored diamonds set in a rich red velvet choker, creating a dramatic, romantic effect. The warm-toned stones complemented her deep red velvet gown by Chanel, enhancing the gothic elegance of the look. Robbie completed the ensemble with a coordinating champagne diamond ring, making the jewelry the focal point of her striking red-carpet appearance.