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The two met in Geneva on a Sunday morning. They bonded instantly over their shared passion for craftsmanship. Within just 30 minutes, they struck a deal that saved the brand. Scheufele didn't just buy a factory; he committed to restoring the Chopard name to its former glory while keeping the family-owned spirit alive. Iconic Innovations

(1976) : Inspired by waterfalls in the Black Forest, designer Ronald Kurowski created diamonds that could "dance" freely between sapphire crystals. The Happy Clown Go to product viewer dialog for this item. Chopard

(1993) : This was the first watch to combine a stainless steel case with floating diamonds, blending high fashion with everyday durability. Red Carpets & Racing Today, Chopard is synonymous with global cultural events: La Maison Chopard, Our History The two met in Geneva on a Sunday morning

The story of Chopard is a multi-generational saga that began in a small Swiss village and transformed into a global empire through a chance meeting in 1963. The Humble Artisan Scheufele didn't just buy a factory; he committed

By 1963, the brand was in crisis. Paul-André Chopard, the founder's grandson, had no heirs interested in the business and only five employees remaining. Meanwhile, Karl Scheufele III, a German goldsmith from Pforzheim, was searching for a Swiss manufacturer to expand his own jewelry business.