Piaget’s global ambassador Lee Junho (left) and Korean ambassador Go Minsi.
All eyes were on South Korean actor and singer Lee Junho, as well as South Korean actress and model Go Minsi as they showcase Piaget’s precious collection of timepieces and exquisite jewelry at an exhibition held in honour of the renowned Swiss watchmaker and jeweller’s 150th anniversary.
From Piaget’s collection of haute horlogerie.
Lee, Piaget’s global ambassador and Korean ambassador Go attended the maison’s largest global private exhibition entitled “Essence of Extraleganza” at the Aston House in Walkerhill, Seoul in South Korea at the end of last month.
The ultimate expression of elegance and extravagance, the collection embodied Piaget’s bold designs and timeless sophistication.
Another stunning piece in Piaget’s 150th anniversary exhibition.
The event was a dazzling display of charm and refined grace, offering guests an immersive experience that paid tribute to Piaget’s 150-year-old legacy that speaks of inspiration, innovation, creativity and dedication to perfection in haute horlogerie and jewellery.
Glowing Weave earrings.
Lee highlighted Piaget’s artistry by wearing the Altiplano Precious Skeleton High Jewelry watch adorned with sapphires. He also wore the Limelight Gem of Rose earrings styled as a brooch.
Meanwhile, Go highlights Piaget’s infinite allure of gemstones with the Glowing Weave necklace, earrings and ring set with emeralds.
Glowing Weave necklace timepiece.
The day before, Lee had attended a gala dinner wearing the Altiplano Precious Watch set with emeralds and the Glowing Weave earrings styled as a brooch, leaving an indelible impression on the attendees.
Under the concept of “Where Piaget’s Past and Present meet flamboyant”, the collection draws inspiration from the boldness, vibrancy and artistic freedom of the 1960s and ’70s.
It encapsulates the craftsmanship, artistry and relation with fashion, alongside a celebration of joy, brilliance and youthful spirit.
Altiplano Precious Skeleton High Jewelry watch.
