State Property Puts a Ripple in the ‘The Voyager’ Collection
The brand also added two one-of-a-kind brown diamond pieces to the “Sanssouci” series of its “Gardens” collection.

The Voyager collection was inspired by the Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 space probes, translating the spirit of extraordinary adventure into jewelry design.
The new Lorenz capsule continues the story by introducing a silhouette based on the idea of a ripple.
“I’ve always been fascinated by the idea that the smallest moments can shape the course of a life,” said Lin Ruiyin, co-founder of State Property.
“The Lorenz silhouette is inspired by Edward Lorenz’s butterfly effect, but ultimately, it’s about people, the relationships, and chance encounters that quietly set our lives in motion. It’s a reminder that every connection has the potential to leave a lasting imprint.”
The capsule collection comprises four pieces: a station bracelet, tennis bracelet, and two fringe-style earrings.
They are available in 18-karat yellow gold and 18-karat white gold.
The ripple is symbolized through dashes of jet-black enamel in the gold, and white diamonds are used throughout.
Lorenz retails from $4,600 to $9,500.
New colorways are slated to debut in October as part of State Property’s holiday launch.
While the new Lorenz pieces use white diamonds, the two new, one-of-a-kind “Sanssouci Bloom” additions are examples of what De Beers has branded as “Desert Diamonds.”
The special edition pieces—a pair of brown diamond earrings and a brown diamond ring—have joined the Sanssouci series of State Property’s 2024 “Gardens” collection, which draws inspiration from the geometry used for the blueprints of historic gardens.
The series takes its inspiration from the garden in Germany’s Sanssouci Palace.
The Sanssouci Bloom Honey Diamond earrings feature a pair of step-cut pear-shaped brown diamonds totaling 2.28 carats that are shaped like petals.
The Sanssouci Bloom Whiskey Diamond ring centers a 2.03-carat Asscher-cut brown diamond set with its corners pointing north-south-east-west to evoke the unfurling of a blooming flower.
Brown diamonds were chosen to add warmth to the design, as the jet-black enamel acts as a shadow in the graphic 18-karat yellow gold frame.
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