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Van Cleef & Arpels draws on its storied past with a high jewelry collection inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island. Among the more than 125 pieces, the Hispaniola brooch stands out as a true highlight, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and artistry.
Our talented photographer, Chris Brooks, had the privilege of capturing this remarkable piece for T Magazine. The Hispaniola brooch is a triumph of design, requiring 380 hours of meticulous craftsmanship. Inspired by themes of adventure and oceanic tales, its intricate details make it a standout in a collection rich with storytelling. Through Chris’s lens, the brooch’s exquisite craftsmanship takes center stage. Set against a minimalist backdrop and leaning against a light pink spool holder, the photograph highlights the interplay of gemstones and the graceful curves of the design, allowing every detail to shine.
Van Cleef & Arpels’ legacy of innovation and elegance is perfectly embodied by the Hispaniola brooch, a piece that marries storytelling with unparalleled artistry. Through Chris’s vision, the brooch is elevated further, with his photography capturing its intricate details and timeless beauty. His ability to translate the essence of such an extraordinary creation into a single image speaks to his talent and artistry.
Stay tuned for more breathtaking projects from Chris Brooks as he continues to explore the intersection of luxury and storytelling through photography. Chris is a part of Exposure NY’s photography division, a photography and styling agency based in New York City.
