These are the pieces you need this season and beyond
Van Cleef & Arpels
Van Cleef & Arpels
Van Cleef & Arpels brings the spirit of the tropics to life with Fleurs d’Hawaï, a radiant collection that celebrates the Maison’s enduring passion for colour and craftsmanship. Bursting with the vitality of island flora, the pieces—ranging from earrings and rings to pendants and secret watches—combine five luminous gemstones: citrine, amethyst, rhodolite, aquamarine, and peridot.
Each pear-cut stone is hand-selected for its exceptional hue and clarity, echoing the vibrant palette of exotic blossoms. Set in yellow, rose, or white gold, the compositions unfold like delicate corollas, with raised petals and openwork structures designed to enhance lightness and movement. Diamond pistils glisten at the heart of each flower, while polished gold leaves curve elegantly around them, adding depth and dynamism.
Cartier
Cartier’s iconic feline returns with twice the intensity in the Panthère de Cartier collection—a bold, graphic interpretation featuring two panthers positioned face-to-face. Celebrating the Maison’s enduring muse since 1914, this new chapter nods to Jeanne Toussaint’s legacy, who first brought the panther to life in three dimensions.
With piercing eyes and intricately sculpted features, each piece exudes Cartier’s naturalistic elegance. The collection includes torque necklaces, bangles, and rings—fluid, flexible designs that contour the body with sensual precision.
Crafted in yellow gold with black lacquer spots or white gold paved in diamonds and onyx, these pieces are designed to be mixed, stacked, or worn as magnetic pairs—powerful and modern tributes to Cartier’s most iconic symbol of untamed grace
Chopard
Chopard expands its beloved Happy Hearts collection with an elegant new matching set: a pendant and bangle crafted in ethical 18-carat rose gold. Both pieces feature a delicate heart in turquoise mother-of-pearl, outlined with sparkling diamonds that catch the light with every movement. At the heart of each design lies Chopard’s signature element—a smaller, transparent heart that holds a free-moving dancing diamond, a joyful symbol of freedom and lightness.
Feminine, playful, and effortlessly refined, this radiant duo embodies the Maison’s blend of ethical luxury and emotional design. Ideal for layering or gifting, these timeless pieces add a pop of serene colour and signature sparkle to any jewellery collection.
Boucheron
Boucheron’s Quatre Classique Tube collection marks a bold evolution of the iconic design as it celebrates its 20th anniversary. Reinvented by Creative Director Claire Choisne, the collection introduces sculptural silhouettes in polished gold, reimagining the Quatre motif through clean architectural lines.
At its core is a statement torque necklace, its oversized tubular form punctuated by the signature clasp. A high jewellery edition in white gold dazzles with princess, baguette, and round-cut diamonds, each reflecting the collection’s historic patterns. From angular bracelets to dual-finger rings and ergonomic neck pieces, every creation in the line fuses artistry with wearability. Minimal yet powerful, Quatre Classique Tube continues Boucheron’s legacy of innovation—an emblem of modern elegance with a graphic, totemic allure.
Piaget
Piaget’s Sunlight collection channels the radiant energy of the sun into jewellery that dazzles with joyful brilliance. A celebration of bold colour, light, and the Maison’s signature flair for Extraleganza, these pieces are a daily expression of daring elegance. The standout pendant in 18K rose gold features a vivid turquoise centrepiece—approximately 15 carats—surrounded by 49 brilliant-cut diamonds.
Two stunning bracelets complement it: one adorned with ten turquoise stones and 176 diamonds, the other, the “Décor Palace” bracelet, crafted entirely in rose gold and set with 132 brilliant-cut diamonds. Together, they reflect Piaget’s expert craftsmanship and its passion for turning precious materials into wearable light, bringing a poetic, sun-drenched spirit to everyday.
