Pobeda isn’t just a piece of high jewelry—it stands as a statement of remembrance, power, and enduring spirit. The latest from Parisian Maison Jatual, this striking creation challenges conventions and offers a fresh perspective on what high jewelry can represent: a symbol of light, legacy, and resilience.
At the heart of Pobeda is a certified 23.4-carat Fancy Vivid Red diamond, square-cut and officially named Red Square. Exceptionally rare, luminous, and precision-cut, it serves as both centerpiece and anchor, emotionally and visually.
Surrounding this red flame is a constellation of contrast: 52.86 carats of trillion-cut diamonds and 80.95 carats of princess cuts, all Swiss certified, in D–F color and VVS clarity. Seventy natural rubies flicker like embers across the white gold structure, weighing 178 grams of 18k gold. A 12.32-carat pentagon-cut diamond, flanked by two smaller penta-cuts, intentionally breaks symmetry, inviting tension and depth into the design.
A Jewel That Remembers
Pobeda was created in collaboration with Israeli partners to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II. But this isn’t a piece about grief—it’s an homage to resilience. A tribute to the memory of millions lost—Jewish communities and many others across the world—and to the quiet courage it took to rebuild.
The name “Pobeda,” meaning “Victory,” honors not just triumph in battle, but the survival of spirit. The fire of the red diamond, the icy brilliance of white stones, and the architectural rigor softened by organic warmth all reflect that narrative. So does the name Red Square, evoking both place and history.
As inscribed in stone and memory: “No one is forgotten, Nothing is forgotten.”
This necklace celebrates remembrance not just for one people, but for all nations that suffered. It honors shared loss, shared rebuilding, and shared strength.
A Masterpiece in Presentation
The necklace is housed in a custom-made case crafted by Italian artisans who use a time-honored varnish technique originally developed for Stradivarius violins. This traditional method gives the wood its unmistakable glassy sheen, mirroring the same reverence for materials seen in the necklace itself.
It transcends mere packaging—it’s an extension of the story.
A Trilogy of Radiance
Pobeda is the first chapter. The necklace is part of a three-piece vision that includes a matching ring and bracelet. The ring features a 12-carat red diamond, continuing the fiery motif. While full images haven’t been released, early sketches suggest bold geometry, contrast, and a cohesive message.
“They’re not just accessories,” says Aurélien Bir, Jatual’s Creative Director. “They stand alone, but together they evoke remembrance, heroism, and light.”
About Jatual Paris Maison
Vendôme Place, the heart of the high jewellery world, is where Jatual Paris creations are born. Surrounded by heritage and excellence, this iconic location aligns with the brand’s deep roots in timeless elegance and craftsmanship.
Under Aurélien Bir’s creative direction, Jatual Paris is crafting its language of luxury, anchored in legacy while embracing contemporary trends.
High-tier cutting quality and refined work by the gemologist Kushnir Roman from Jerusalem help ensure that only stones of exceptional quality and color are selected, contributing to the excellence of every creation.
Jatual’s commitment extends to ethical sourcing. Its Eco Diamonds are responsibly sourced and sustainably refined, focusing on rarity, meaning, and craftsmanship, not mass production. Pobeda embodies this philosophy.
The Victory Necklace serves as a symbol of remembrance, honoring the heroism of nations. It isn’t about extravagance. It’s about never forgetting. Explore Jatual’s Instagram Page to discover their latest works.
Published by Jeremy S.
