Paris, France — It is a magnetic color, majestic, but is it purple or pink? Magenta remains one of the most eye-catching shades around. The Parisian jewelry house of Celinni, known for its excellent value diamonds, has brought out some stunning pieces revolving around magenta embodied by pink sapphires and pink tourmalines selected for their shades of magenta. The Vendôme ring in 18k white gold is studded with 2.5k of pink sapphires while the necklace Ma Vie also in 18k white gold has a pink sapphire centerpiece surrounded by diamonds. Meanwhile the double band Genny ring in 18k pink gold is set with a beautifully cut pink tourmaline surrounded by diamonds. 

The house of Celinni, specialized in sourcing diamonds, fashions its jewelry in France and all of the pieces are 100% ethical and come with a lifetime guarantee. Every creation is available in 18k yellow, white or pink gold or in platinum 950/1000. The house is a pioneer in making diamonds accessible. David Sussman, who represents the sixth generation of a family of diamond merchants, is currently at the helm of the house, founded in 1967. The secret lies in procuring diamonds directly from the diamond bourses including the Antwerpen Diamond Club in Antwerp, London, Hong Kong, New York, Tel Aviv and Mumbai. Purchasing through the diamond bourses bypasses intermediaries. 

The house of Celinni is specialized in made-to-measure pieces and works with the finest craftsmen in Paris and France, working with precious metals, gemstones and of course diamonds. Maison Celinni Atelier- bijouterie, 9 rue Buffault, Paris 75009 (by appointment). www.celinni.com

©Trish Valicenti for The Gourmet Gazette