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Diamonds Are a Choreographer’s Best Friend

Liam Scarlett wrangled dancers from the Royal Ballet for the world premiere of his pas de deux in New York City

Guests gathered at the National Arts Club in Gramercy Park on July 30th to witness the world premiere of choreographer Liam Scarlett’s pas de deux inspired by Forevermark Diamonds. On display were some of the world’s most exclusive diamonds from their Exceptional Diamond Collection, as well as guest designer collections from Stephen Webster and others. After cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, attendees, including cosmetics mogul Olivia Chantecaille and Beth Ostrosky Stern gathered to watch a breathtaking performance by principal dancers from the Royal Ballet. An evening of diamonds and dance—who could ask for more?

Click through the gallery to see photos from the event.

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