19 Apr 2026 By May Ng

HARRY WINSTON introduces the latest New York Collection 718 Marble Marquetry

Each chapter of HARRY WINSTON’s New York Collection draws from the city’s rhythm, architecture, and enduring allure. The 718 Marble Marquetry subcollection turns inward, taking inspiration from the House’s Fifth Avenue flagship, where clients from around the world are welcomed into a realm of extraordinary jewels. Please find attached the press releases and a few images for your perusal.

Each chapter of HARRY WINSTON’s New York Collection draws from the city’s rhythm, architecture, and enduring allure. The 718 Marble Marquetry subcollection turns inward, taking inspiration from the House’s Fifth Avenue flagship, where clients from around the world are welcomed into a realm of extraordinary jewels.

In March 1960, Harry Winston opened 718 Fifth Avenue, choosing an eighteenth-century French-styled building at a time when minimalist design shaped much of the city’s architectural landscape. Every detail of the salon was meticulously considered, reflecting Harry’s belief that rare beauty should be shared, not hidden. The 718 MARBLE MARQUETRY collection translates this architectural vision into high jewelry.

Inspired by the black-and-white marble motifs of the flagship, the jewels transform precision and contrasting tones into geometric opulence. Comprised of a suite of a necklace, earrings, and ring, the design features an arrangement of 10 pear-shaped gemstones encircling a central emerald-cut diamond, where color and light converge into magnificent artistry.

Presented in a beautiful spectrum of colored gemstones paired with extraordinary diamonds – including ruby, sapphire, pink sapphire, spessartite, yellow diamond, black spinel – each piece reflects HARRY WINSTON’s commitment to exceptional gems.

Through the 718 Marble Marquetry collection, the architectural legacy of the Fifth Avenue flagship comes to life in precious form. Each jewel tells a story of elegance and craftsmanship, carrying the spirit of HARRY WINSTON’s New York into works of art.