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The return of Y2K fashion brought butterflies back to the masses. Although the butterflies in Graff's new jewelry collection are pretty timeless. The elegant animal is a heritage motif for the house representing transformation, opportunity and beginnings.
![Graff Butterfly](https://d.fashiontimes.com/en/full/11299/graff-butterfly.jpg?w=768&f=b5cd820edd6f826d01be274b5b905184)
"The DNA of Graff is very distinctive, and while a stone-led design philosophy guides us, we are also inspired by the world around us," proclaims Graff Design Director Anne-Eva Geffroy. "The outline of a butterfly, which has become synonymous with Graff, has, over the decades, offered us endless opportunities for reinterpretation. The inner fire and life a diamond holds within, make it the ideal medium to portray the natural beauty of the butterfly, and to give it permanence to endure through all of time."
![Graff Butterfly](https://d.fashiontimes.com/en/full/11304/graff-butterfly.jpg?w=768&f=e9870c050abf097bb44d94421f03db9e)
Graff's latest campaign is just as spectacular. The ads feature Dutch model Rianne Van Rompaey showing off the stunning jewels, including a Pavé Butterfly Diamond Necklace, Pavé Butterfly Diamond Drop Earrings and the Triple Butterfly Silhouette Diamond Ring. Captured at Villa La Vigie in Cote d'Azur, the eye-catching campaign is styled by Emmanuelle Alt and photographed by Mikael Jansson.
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Check out the full collection in all its glory here.
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