Chaîne d'Ancre

In 1938, while walking on a dock port in Normandy, Robert Dumas, descendant of Hermès family, has the idea to make a jewel out of the ships’ anchor chain. This chain, which reminds him of a horse’s harness and thus of Hermès’ equestrian roots, has become a strong symbol of the Bijouterie.
For this new collection, the Chaîne d'Ancre link has been reinterpreted  in its most precious version. Baguette-cut diamonds connect each link paved with brilliant-cut diamonds, creating a subtle play of light. The black rhodium-plating underscores the diamonds' sparkle and gives this line a timeless quality.