A rare pink pear-shaped diamond is among the most technically demanding subjects in fine jewellery retouching. The colour must remain exactly what it is — not corrected, not enhanced beyond its natural state, but preserved with absolute fidelity. The inner fire and dispersion of the stone, the way it breaks light into colour, had to be present in every image.
The surrounding white diamond halo required its own precision work — controlling the brilliance of each stone so it frames the central gem without competing with it. The prismatic light effects were treated carefully: kept present for visual richness, controlled so they read as part of the design rather than as artefacts. The final image is campaign-ready across all formats.