Product features
| Cap | The grid pattern of the windmill arms of the Moulin Rouge provided the inspiration for the design of the skeletonized upper part of the Au750 solid rose-tone gold cap. The cap is hand-painted to resemble a corset with small waist and seductive curves in red precious lacquer. The rings on the cone and cap top are adorned with 113 diamonds in brilliant cut (~0,5 ct.). |
| Cap Top | The emblem is enriched with 31 diamonds in brilliant cut (~0,14 ct.). |
| Clip | The clip is set with a yellow sapphire in brilliant cut (~0,10 ct.). In reference to the symbol of the Moulin Rouge, his preferred club, the clip is shaped like a windmill. |
| Overall Design | It was in the cabarets and nightclubs of Montmartre where he found his inspiration and the motifs that would characterise his distinctive style - the overall design of this Edition recalls the riotous performances and risqué costumes of the cancan dancers. The Au750 solid rose-tone gold barrel is refined with an elegant guilloche pattern, which is inspired by the tulle skirts of the cancan dancers. |
| Cone | The Au750 solid rose-tone gold cone is engraved with a corset lacing and set with a red garnet (~0,84 ct.), which is shaped in reference to the shoes worn by the legendary Moulin Rouge dancers. |
| Nib | In homage to the great artist of the Moulin Rouge, a fine engraving on his signature bowler hat and pince-nez is found on the Au750 gold nib. |
| Limitation | The year 1891, when the first and popular Moulin Rouge poster ‘La Goulue’ was created by Toulouse-Lautrec, is the inspiration behind the limitation of this Edition to 1 piece. |
Marketing Verbiage
The name Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (1864-1901) is synonymous with the glittering atmosphere of Belle Èpoque Paris. He immortalized the Parisian underworld of his era, while simultaneously challenging the genre of poster art and refining the techniques of lithographic printing.
Main SKU: 113938