Cover Kee Wei Hui and Tan Szue Hann in the Piaget Ion Orchard boutique
Kee Wei Hui and Tan Szue Hann in the Piaget Ion Orchard boutique
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Tatler Singapore partnered with Piaget to host guests at the maison’s newly opened Ion Orchard flagship, offering guests rare access to travelling high jewellery creations, watch novelties and immersive atelier experiences
To mark the opening of Piaget’s new flagship boutique at Ion Orchard, Tatler Singapore hosted a series of intimate sessions designed to introduce the maison’s latest space while offering guests a closer look at its watchmaking and high jewellery savoir faire. Held across three private appointments, the event welcomed small groups of watch and jewellery enthusiasts for a refined, unhurried experience within the newly unveiled Radiance boutique.
Guests were welcomed with champagne and canapés before being guided through the boutique to discover Piaget’s Radiance concept, unveiled in Southeast Asia for the first time. Located on level three of the mall, the boutique is defined by a façade of rhythmic golden modules and interiors that reflect the maison’s long-standing affinity with ornamental stones and sculptural forms. Inside, visitors journeyed through spaces such as the Cabinet of Virtuosity and the High Watchmaking wall, while a private salon offered an elegant setting for more personal encounters. A 3D orchid artwork by local artist Lucinda Law further anchored the boutique in its Singapore context.
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A gem-setting experience
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The experience was complemented by highlights from Piaget’s current collections, presented alongside a selection of travelling high jewellery creations on view in Singapore for a limited time only. A key moment of each session was the Piaget Atelier Experience, which offered guests a deeper understanding of the craftsmanship behind the creations. Depending on the group, this took the form of a gem-setting experience or an exploration of Piaget’s ultra-thin expertise—an area in which the maison has long been a pioneer. These hands-on moments brought to life the technical mastery that underpins icons such as the Altiplano and Piaget Polo, while reinforcing Piaget’s dual identity as both watchmaker and jeweller.
The experience concluded with ample time for try-ons and private shopping, allowing guests to engage more personally with the pieces that had caught their eye. From high jewellery sets to elegant timepieces, the relaxed pace encouraged conversation and thoughtful appreciation, before a final farewell rounded off the session.
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Annabel Tan is the Editor of Watches and Jewellery at Tatler Singapore, where she covers all things luxury timepieces and fine jewellery across both print and digital platforms. She is also the Editor of Tatler GMT Singapore, a role that deepens her fascination with the ever-evolving world of watchmaking. Outside of work, she’s usually on the hunt for her next favourite watch that she can’t afford, planning her next beach getaway, or catching up on the latest Formula 1 race.
