This mattress sits within the premium, handmade pocket-sprung category, featuring over 3,000 hand-nested springs and a luxury vicuña fleece top layer for a light, breathable surface.
Expect a very soft, breathable surface thanks to the vicuña fleece top layer, with multi-layer support from the three-layer pocket springs that respond to your body contour without transferring motion.
It suits bedrooms that prioritize luxury, edge-to-edge support, and a calm, natural aesthetic, especially where a high-end, breathable sleep surface is desired.
The combination of vicuña fleece, Real Shetland Wool with cashmere and silk, and airflow-enhanced Horsetail help regulate temperature, making it suitable for a range of climates without overheating.
Its construction uses hand-tied woollen tufts and twine to secure each layer without adhesives, plus six rows of side-stitching for edge stability, supporting durable performance over time.
The Diamond Majesty asks more of the workshop than any other piece in the collection. It is the only Vispring built around vicuña fleece, a scarce fiber collected from an Andean animal that can only be shorn every two to three years. The vicuña top layer creates a sleep surface lighter and softer than cashmere, with warmth that never tips into overheating.
Beneath it, 3,162 hand-nested pocket springs in three layers respond independently to every contour, distributing weight so finely that a partner's movement on one side never carries to the other. Between the springs and the surface, Real Shetland Wool blended with cashmere, silk and bamboo adapts to your body temperature through the night, while hand-opened Austrian Moosburger® horsetail acts as thousands of micro-springs that channel airflow through the core and keep heat from collecting under you. Six rows of side-stitching extend that support to the rail so you sleep edge to edge, and hand-tied woollen tufts and twine lock every layer permanently in place without a single synthetic adhesive.
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