Building on a colourful heritage, Piaget unveils the final chapter of the High Jewellery trilogy celebrating its art of Extraleganza. Featuring 65 extraordinary creations, Colours of Extraleganza invites you on a sensory journey where colour becomes a material; a form; a language. Gold sets the tone here, blending flashes of light from diamonds and sapphires; the radiant glow of emeralds and rubies; opals with their sky-like hues; and the iridescent shimmer of tiger’s eye and mother-of-pearl. A virtuoso collection of joyful, whimsical sets that burst with life. 

Following Essence of Extraleganza – launched in 2024 to mark the Maison’s 150th anniversary – and 2025’s Shapes of Extraleganza, the new Colours of Extraleganza collection brings this flamboyant High Jewellery trilogy inspired by the creative and cultural effervescence of the 1960s and ‘70s to a spectacular conclusion.  

When Piaget invented the legendary ultra-thin calibre 9P in 1957, it opened the doors to a world of colour. The thinness of the movement made room for gem-set dials, which were introduced in a wide spectrum of colours. “Colour plays an integral role in Piaget’s history and heritage”, explains Stéphanie Sivrière, the Maison’s artistic director. “Now, with Colours of Extraleganza, we’ve explored a new aspect of colour that resonates perfectly with Piaget’s aesthetic codes: extravagance and elegance.” Crafted at the Maison’s Ateliers de l’Extraordinaire, these 65 creations show just how adept Piaget has become at blending complementary or contrasting hues and expressing their subtle nuances.