CHLOE HAN
Atlas Project
Seven high jewelry collections, each mapped to a place on Earth — Manhattanhenge, the Hudson fireworks, Iceland’s glacier caves, the reefs of Raja Ampat, the domes of Istanbul, the rock pools of Madeira and the ruby valley of Mogok. Opening with Golden Hour: tanzanite blues melting into warm sunset tones between the city’s towers.
Inspired by Manhattanhenge, the few evenings a year when the sunset lines up perfectly with New York’s streets. Tanzanite blues melt into warm sunset tones between the city’s towers.
Inspired by the Fourth of July fireworks lighting up the Hudson River. Yellow, pink and blue diamonds burst like sparks, surrounded by white diamonds.
Inspired by the blue ice caves of Vatnajökull, Iceland’s largest glacier. Aquamarines and sharp diamond shards capture ice that glows like blue glass.
Inspired by Raja Ampat in Indonesia, home to the most colorful coral reefs on Earth. Pink, coral and Paraíba tones gather like a reef full of life.
Inspired by the cascading domes of old Istanbul and the blue Iznik tiles beneath them. Three sugarloaf sapphires step down like the domes, with a single diamond hanging below like a lamp.
Inspired by the natural rock pools of Porto Moniz, Madeira, where the sea rests in black volcanic stone. Aquamarine, pearls and a deep teal sapphire reflect clear, calm water.
Inspired by Mogok, Myanmar’s legendary “Valley of Rubies,” where rubies grow inside marble rock. Trillion-cut rubies, black and white diamonds trace a bold line through the stone.
