Chopard Unveils 15-Piece 'Insofu' High Jewelry Collection from Rare Zambian Emerald

The collection, crafted from the 6,225-carat Insofu emerald, features Art Deco-inspired designs and supports wildlife conservation efforts.

The Insofu emerald, a 6,225-carat rough gem discovered in Zambia's Kagem mine, yielded 850 carats of high-quality emeralds after meticulous cutting over nine months.
Chopard's new 15-piece collection includes necklaces, earrings, rings, a bracelet, and a jewelry watch, showcasing diverse designs inspired by Art Deco and the Jazz Age.
The standout piece is an elephant-shaped pendant, symbolizing strength and prosperity, which can also be worn as a brooch and features emeralds framed by diamonds.
The collection debuts alongside five couture gowns designed to complement the jewelry, emphasizing Chopard's integration of high fashion and fine jewelry.
Part of the proceeds from the collection will be donated to Elephant Family, a charity dedicated to wildlife conservation in Asia.