De Beers introduced this Kniesner chameleon ring in the new high-end jewelry series "Portrait of Nature" in 20 19, which was inspired by the chameleon living in the forest near Kniesner. The designer boldly laid out the original stones of colored diamonds such as yellow diamonds, pink diamond diamonds and green diamonds, symbolizing the nanocrystals on the chameleon skin surface.

This ring is made of platinum and * * * is made of three rings. The ring in the middle is inlaid with a yellow diamond main stone weighing 4ct, which is cut by emeralds, reaching fancy dark gray-yellow gray level, reminiscent of the most common color of chameleon hidden in the jungle. The ring wall is paved with stepped cut diamonds, which forms a coherent visual effect with the square main stone.

The other two rings are composed of nearly 20 original stones from colored diamond to show the color of chameleon changing with the environment, showing a kaleidoscope-like color. These rough stones retain the natural octahedral crystal morphology, and triangular pits and natural lines can be seen on the surface. The designer specially adopts the pointed mosaic structure to show the three-dimensional outline of the original diamond to the greatest extent.

The most unique feature of this work is that it hides the detachable structure and presents two different wearing possibilities-the middle ring can be worn independently as a single diamond ring finger, showing a simple and lively style; The three-layer ring version is more gorgeous and complex, and it has become the focus of attention on grand occasions.