The family-owned maison, founded in 1960 by Laurence Graff, has become synonymous with extraordinary diamonds and groundbreaking craftsmanship.

The anniversary tour will spotlight Graff’s most iconic creations, including the newly unveiled Graff Infinity Tiara, which features the 157.80-carat Infinity Diamond – one of the largest heart-shaped D colour diamonds ever recorded. The stone, cut from a 373-carat rough discovered in Botswana, intriguingly aligns with the contours of the famed 1,109-carat Lesedi La Rona, suggesting a shared origin.

Over the decades, Graff has transformed some of the world’s most celebrated diamonds, from the 47.39-carat Star of Bombay and the 603-carat Lesotho Promise, to the 102.79-carat Graff Constellation, the 23.88-carat Graff Pink, and the 302.37-carat Lesedi La Rona. Each transformation reinforced its reputation for “designing around the stone,” a philosophy deeply embedded in the maison’s heritage.

The exhibition will open in Shanghai from September 13–21, followed by stops in Singapore in October and Hong Kong in November, offering audiences an inside look into Graff’s meticulous artistry – from sourcing rough stones to cutting, polishing, and setting.

Laurence Graff, who began his career as a 15-year-old apprentice in London’s Hatton Garden, built the maison on an uncompromising vision of excellence. Today, under the leadership of CEO François Graff and managing director Elliott Graff, the house operates over 70 boutiques worldwide, from London’s New Bond Street to Paris’ Place Vendôme and Las Vegas.

The 65th anniversary celebrations not only pay tribute to Graff’s remarkable history but also reaffirm its continued pursuit of perfection in high jewellery design.