Fine jeweller Moiseikin is showcasing exquisite creations by its founder, jewellery artist Viktor Moiseikin, crafted using its patented stone-cutting technique, Waltzing Brilliance^®, at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW).

According to the company, this cutting-edge technology enhances the brilliance and sparkle of gemstones while allowing more light to pass through the stones, further accentuating their beauty.

The hero piece, named Bird of Fortune, is a testament to the brand’s exceptional craftsmanship and innovation. Featuring a bird with delicate dazzling feathers, the piece took 810 hours to create. It stands on a crystal base weighing 5,580 carats.

Meanwhile, the brand’s latest Music of Colours Collection shines the spotlight on top quality gemstones in innovative and asymmetrical designs. Pieces from the collection exhibit aluminous effect that evokes emotions and sounds to spread positivity.

The Waltz of Flowers Collection, for its part, takes inspiration from Tchaikovsky’s beloved ballet, The Nutcracker. Waltz of Flowers features airy and swirling motions, which are achieved by Waltzing Brilliance^®. “Each stone pirouettes or swirls within its setting like a ballet dancer,” the company noted.

With more than three decades in the trade, Moiseikin is celebrated for its fine-quality jewellery collections that embody the essence of Russian art.

“Each Moiseikin collection tells a heartfelt story and features surprising secret elements inspired by nature and various cultures,” the company stated.