Chopard happy hearts necklace

The Chopard Happy Hearts necklace combines floating diamonds with symmetrical hearts, celebrating freedom and elegance in contemporary jewelry.

About this subject

The Chopard Happy Hearts collection was launched in 2012, expanding the iconic Happy Diamonds concept created in 1976. The necklace features interlocking hearts in ethical 18-karat gold, with diamonds certified under the Kimberley Process. The floating diamonds, free between two sapphire crystals, dance with movement, symbolizing joy and spontaneity. Each piece is hand-assembled in the Geneva workshop, requiring up to 60 hours of craftsmanship. Chopard has adopted sustainable practices since 2013, using 100% Fairmined gold in its collections. The minimalist, flowing design evokes the Art Nouveau aesthetic, with organic curves contrasting with the precise cutting of brilliant diamonds. Celebrities such as Rihanna and Marion Cotillard have worn the line on red carpets, cementing its status as a symbol of conscious luxury.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Chopard's floating diamonds?

Floating diamonds are brilliant-cut gems that slide freely between two layers of sapphire crystal, creating a shimmering effect. This patented technique was introduced in 1976 in the Happy Diamonds collection.

What is the meaning behind the heart design in the Happy Hearts necklace?

The double hearts represent the union of freedom and love. Each heart is asymmetrical, symbolizing the beauty of imperfection and the fluidity of emotions.

How does Chopard ensure sustainability in jewelry production?

Chopard uses 100% ethical gold certified by Fairmined and diamonds from the Kimberley Process. Since 2018, the entire Happy Hearts line is produced with recycled gold and traceable stones.