Chopard Unveils High-Jewelry Collection Crafted From 6,225-Carat Insofu Emerald

The 15-piece collection features emeralds cut from a massive Zambian rough stone and supports wildlife conservation efforts.

The Insofu emerald, a 6,225-carat rough stone discovered in Zambia's Kagem Mine in 2010, was acquired by Chopard in 2022 and yielded 850 carats of gem-quality emeralds.
Chopard's 15-piece high-jewelry collection includes necklaces, rings, earrings, a bracelet, and a jewelry watch, showcasing Art Deco and nature-inspired designs.
The centerpiece is an elephant-shaped pendant featuring emeralds and diamonds, symbolizing prosperity and reflecting the emerald's name, which means 'elephant' in the Bemba language.
The collection was unveiled in Paris alongside five couture gowns designed to complement the jewelry, further expanding Chopard's luxury offerings.
Part of the proceeds from the collection will support the Elephant Family charity, which focuses on wildlife conservation and human-elephant coexistence.