Jewellery is no longer an after thought when considering dress. In a truth-seeking world, it is the smaller details that make all the difference in self-identity and expression. From Bvlgari and Mikimoto, to Boucheron, Tiffany & Co., and Louis Vuitton, here are some recent jewellery launches that meet this desire to embrace the finer things, celebrating the wonder of our fleeting lives.
Bvlgari
Bvlgari brings back one of its most radical material combinations for its hallmark B.zero1 and Bvlgari Tubogas creations in gold and steel. As a defiant harmony of industrial edge and reassuring durability, incorporating steel into jewellery in the 1970s became a Bvlgari craft before more unorthodox materials started to appear in its design vocabulary. This year, steel returns in sleek, streamlined forms, framed by the warmth of gold in a newfound celebration of heritage. The two stackable B.zero1 rings and studded Bvlgari Tubogas jewellery set are certainly well on their way to becoming jewellery icons of the now.
Louis Vuitton
The LV Monogram Star Cut — the most precious interpretation of Louis Vuitton’s iconic Monogram canvas — from the LV Diamonds collection is now expressed in three new ring designs. Made with 53 facets instead of the traditional brilliant-cut’s 57, the luminous petals of the LV Monogram Star cut diamond demonstrate the maison’s prowess in technical precision and innovation. By combining the precious stone with paved diamonds, Louis Vuitton has undoubtedly created a truly sophisticated version of what one’s daily diamonds can be today.
Mikimoto
Mikimoto takes the ring, one of jewellery’s most elemental forms, and recontextualises it as a pendant, bracelet, earrings, and an ear cuff. Titled the Ring Charm collection, a simple pearl ring in 18k yellow gold becomes the main motif of the jewellery brand’s latest tongue-in-cheek appreciation of Akoya cultured pearls. Warm in tone and minimal in design, these genderless, unexpected creations make for your next best finishing touch to your ensemble.
Tiffany & Co.
Tiffany & Co. introduces a new titanium edition to its punkiest line, Tiffany Hardwear. The black titanium links of a bracelet and choker-style necklace meet with a platinum and diamond-encrusted focal point in this refreshed vision. New ways are made to add an edge to any jewellery-heavy rotation without overpowering your existing stack, while also retaining the bold silhouette of the Tiffany Hardwear collection.
Boucheron
Third time’s a charm for Boucheron’s celebrated Quatre collection as it introduces the Quatre XS, a mini take on the Quatre ring. Despite retaining all four iconic heritage codes, the Quatre Mini is made even more subtle and stackable, responding to an increasing desire for mix-and-match styling offers greater layering possibilities. The launch also welcomes an all-new Quatre Black Edition bracelet, the graphic edge a perfect complement when worn alongside the new creations.
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