Graff Diamonds

Inside this issue of Graffiti

A welcome from Laurence Graff

Northern Glow, Asian Pearl, Summer of Love, Grand Show, Hampton’s Hospitality, New York State of Mind, Tempting Taiwan, Night in Nevada & Tokyo Dream.

The finest examples of the World’s most precious coloured stones are the stars of Graff’s unique jewellery collections.

Arguably Britain’s greatest 20th Century artist, Francis Bacon was also probably this countries most troubled – and troubling.  George Pendle examines a painter who looked at humanity and saw horror.

Bond Street in London has long been associated with beauty, splendour and exclusivity. Robert Ryan recounts a history as colourful as the characters that it has attracted.

To be an apprentice to a Master Craftsman at Graff Diamonds is to be part of a tradition that goes back many generations.

Nature’s treasures are bountifully embellished with exquisite craftsmanship and opulent gems.

Aromatherapy Associates’ luxurious products and treatments are a true therapeutic experience, writes Lucy Teasdale.

In an enchanted estate, graceful grandeur and languorous elegance are made radiant by the brilliance and fire of wondrous jewels.

Stellenbosch’s Delaire Graff Estate unveils the new World-class Laurence Graff reserve, writes Neil Pendock.

Graff’s watch collections – Technical, Sport, Dress and Jewellery – combine exquisite jewels, sumptuous details and masterful craftsmanship in perfect harmony, writes Simon de Burton.

The FACET Foundation is helping disadvantaged people in Lesotho and Botswana turn their lives around in innovative and promising ways, writes Maria Yacoob.

The new infinity collection is inspired by the celestial beauty and balance of the universe, set with a constellation of rare and radiant stones, writes Jo Glasbey.

Design Director Anne-Eva Geffroy talks about Graff’s unique design process, which starts with a brainstorm of ideas and harnesses the expertise of a multi-talented team.

Discover Graff stores worldwide.