Visible from 360 degrees: a new diamond presence

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Visible from 360 degrees: a new diamond presence

Classic jewellery stages the diamond frontally. Diamonds in Glass makes it spatial: the stone is visible from every perspective, turned, looked at and discovered. This creates a new form of diamond presence.

Diamonds in Glass·4 min read·27 April 2026

Jewellery is traditionally conceived from the front: the view you show. A diamond in glass does not know this one front side.

Jewellery thinks frontally

A classic ring stages the diamond from above. From other angles you see the setting, not the stone. The effect is directed at one perspective.

The object thinks spatially

In the glass the diamond becomes visible from all directions. Every facet, every refraction and every movement in the glass contributes to the effect. The stone no longer has a back it would have to hide.

Pendant with pavé frame, diamond in black glass
No front, no back, only perspectives.

What 360 degrees changes

  • The stone works from every direction, not only frontally.
  • Movement and changing light become part of the effect.
  • A piece of jewellery becomes an object at the same time.
„A diamond without a back has nothing left to hide.“

Looked at, turned, discovered

This creates a new form of diamond presence: one that generates depth, movement and fascination from every perspective. The stone is not only worn, it is experienced.

Experience the pieces from every perspective.

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Frequently asked questions

Answered briefly

  • That the diamond works from all directions. The glass body shows the stone spatially instead of presenting it from one side only, as a setting would.

  • Yes. That is exactly the idea: the stone is worn, looked at, turned and discovered. Every perspective shows a different play of light.

  • Both. A diamond in glass can be worn and at the same time stands as an object in its own right, as present in a room as on the body.

Diamonds in Glass

A real diamond, captured in glass.

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