Since 2015, Louis Vuitton’s Color Blossom fine jewellery collection has engaged the Louis Vuitton Monogram to gracefully showcase the unique charms of various natural stones. In light of the 130th anniversary of the Louis Vuitton Monogram canvas this year, the iconic motif shines its spotlight on a new and rarely-use-in-jewellery addition: the deep, rich, navy-blue sodalite.
Color Blossom’s existing colour stone varieties range from the soft and feminine pink and white mother-of-pearl, classic onyx, radiant cornelian, malachite and Amazonite. The new addition — sodalite, a relatively opaque stone with subtle inclusions — forms of seven new jewellery pieces; two pendant necklaces, a long sautoir necklace, a multi-motif bracelet, a more elevated version that comes with a precious, round brilliant diamond, a simple star stud earring, as well as an open ring.
Sodalite signifies clarity, insight and intuition — should this be what you are manifesting for 2026, this is a beautiful way to keep that thought physical and by you.
Like all the other gemstones of the series, the rough stone undergoes a stringent lapidary process to be carved and crafted into the distinctive volume and signature bombé shapes. Then, with the help of a tailored craft that meets the individual characteristics of each stone, a highly complex cutting and polishing process further refines the hard stone, transforming it into the desired look. This sort of carving takes five times longer than polishing a flat stone, while sculpting in volume enhances the gemstones’ natural minerals; no time is skimmed on in the process to ensure the entirety of each stone’s beauty and depth is revealed.
In addition to the stone, this update of the Color Blossom fine jewellery line includes new pavé creations for a flashier choice of accessorising. This also enhances the contrast of depth and intensity of the central bombé stone. Several other new edgy designs like sleepers, ear cuffs and short choker-length necklaces have also been added to the collection.
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