Chopard recently launched the Insofu Collection, an Haute Joaillerie range entirely made from a 6,225-carat uncut emerald discovered in Zambia. Named after the Bemba word for elephant, Insofu honors the stone's unique form and size. The collection includes 15 pieces, each reflecting aspects of nature and Art Deco aesthetics. Chopard's approach emphasizes transparency in sourcing by collaborating closely with the earliest stages of the supply chain, a practice that began with their previous Garden of Kalahari series from 2017. Highly skilled gem-cutters worked on the emerald for nearly a year, yielding 850 carats of stunning gemstones.
"In every stone lies a story, and my role is to listen and honor the natural magic",""Chopard's commitment to transparency ensures deeper collaboration with supply chain stages, reflecting their dedication to ethical sourcing."
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