The court, refined
to a single ring.
1682. Louis XIV moves the court to Versailles. Marble multiplies. Mirrors learn how to amplify candlelight. The sovereign register is set — and stays.
The Maison composed this collection for the wearer who understands what survives that long: not excess, but composure.
A century, set in stone.
The 1682 silhouette — the precise solitaire architecture of the Sun King's court — composed for the modern hand.
Worn at dinners. Worn alone. Worn the way the court wore certainty: without comment.
Eight angles. One ring.
From the macro shoot — the The Versailles 1682 Ring, photographed from every register that mattered.
Worn from breakfast — through the long evening.
A piece composed in Versailles, but it does not require Versailles. Just the wearer, and the hour.
Flawless diamond look.
1% of the cost.
Engineered to read as a $10,000 diamond — under chandelier-light, in passing on a balcony, when she lifts her hand to refuse a second glass.
Sealed in our iconic orange box. Delivered worldwide. Lifetime Satéur Care.
Sealed in the iconic orange box.
Pebbled orange leather. Black velvet inner lid. Gold-foil SATÉUR® PARIS. The piece arrives gift-ready — no extra wrapping, no second decision required.
Celebrated by 100,000+.
The Versailles 1682 Collection is one of the Maison's most-worn registers — recognized at sight, kept for life, gifted across 150 countries.
Every piece. One court.
The full 1682 family — including the Versailles Ring, the Héritage line, the Palais variations, and Trône Royal Earrings. Sealed in the orange box.
Versailles, in gold, since 1682.
A garden, in 1682.
A gold garden, hung low.
The throne, at the throat.
Pear, at the ear.
Five carats. The royal record.
Five carats, gold-cased.
Five carats, rose-cased.
Versailles, in bloom.
Versailles, in gold, in bloom.
A gold garden, at the lobe.
A garden, at the lobe.
Pearled, palace-set.
Pearled, palace-set, in rose.
Pearled, palace-set, in gold.
The palace, in gold.
The palace, in silver.
