What Is High Jewelry? Exceptional Quality That Lasts Over Time

Within the world of jewelry, there are different types distinguished by the materials used. In this sense, Fine Jewelry refers to the segment dedicated to crafting and offering pieces of exceptional luxury.

It’s defined by the high artistic value of its details and the use of noble elements such as gold, diamonds, and other precious stones. If you want to discover what sets this high-end category apart, at VIDAL & VIDAL we reveal all the keys.

Main characteristics of Fine Jewelry for women

Fine Jewelry stands out as an exclusive and sophisticated art form that goes beyond conventional pieces. Its main characteristics include:

• Precious materials. High-quality metals are used for their creation, such as 18-karat gold, platinum, or palladium, as well as rare, high-value gemstones like rubies, pearls, sapphires, diamonds, and emeralds. Gemstones are selected for their exceptional color, clarity, and cut.
• Unique design. Fine Jewelry pieces are exclusive and, in some cases, produced in very limited editions. Designers often create collections that blend tradition and avant-garde with a high level of creativity and artistic detailing.
• Artisanal workmanship. Each jewel is handcrafted, requiring great dedication and expert skill. Professionals possess exceptional ability to work metals and precious stones, so every detail is executed with care.

• Luxury and exclusivity. Fine Jewelry targets a highly selective audience, as pieces are unique or produced in limited runs. Pricing reflects the materials and craftsmanship, as well as the prestige of the brand behind them.
• Valuable investment. Thanks to material quality and uniqueness, high-end jewelry often serves as an investment, potentially appreciating over time. It’s also linked to heritage and legacy, frequently passed down through generations.
• Technical innovation. Fine Jewelry is defined not only by premium materials but also by innovation in the techniques used. From stone cutting to final assembly, pieces often include advanced technical elements that enhance both aesthetics and functionality.

Now that we’ve reviewed its main features, let’s look at some of the pieces from the VIDAL & VIDAL collection.

Fine Jewelry earrings: your sure bets

Within our range of Fine Jewelry earrings you’ll find models to suit your individual preferences:

1. Long 18-karat gold earrings. Ideal for any occasion when paired with the right accessories, they’re hypoallergenic and undergo the strictest quality controls in our Menorca workshop.
2. Small gold earrings with diamonds. Part of our Atelier line, you can wear them with both understated and sophisticated pieces.
3. White-gold solitaire earrings. Essential classics that no collection should be without, these timeless jewels embody luxury and sophistication.

Fine Jewelry necklaces to accompany you always

In our selection of Fine Jewelry necklaces, the following pieces stand out:

• White-gold solitaire necklace. This adjustable-chain design lets you tailor the length to each outfit.
• Yellow-gold choker with diamonds. This model adds a touch of elegance to both everyday and special-occasion looks.
• Gold necklace with pendant. Within this range you’ll find pendants from subtle to statement—drops, crosses, circles, and the infinity symbol.

Fine Jewelry rings to elevate every look

Our Fine Jewelry rings perfectly balance style and design so you can complete your collection with one-of-a-kind pieces:

1. White-gold ring with diamond. To keep it looking new for a long time, handle it with care and follow our care tips.
2. Diamond ring. Crafted in 18-karat gold, this piece with 13 precious stones will accompany you through every moment of your life.
3. Polished wavy gold ring. This model features a unique design that will add distinction to your accessory set.
4. Yellow-gold solitaire ring. With a 0.05-carat gemstone, it reflects the luxury and exclusivity that define these essential pieces.

Without a doubt, Fine Jewelry is a fusion of luxury, art, tradition, and innovation—designs that are both works of art and objects of great cultural and sentimental value.