At Bvlgari, color does not come second; it takes center stage. It asserts itself, nuances, contrasts, and modulates. It becomes a texture. Far from being a decorative exercise, Polychroma plays with volumes and stones like a dazzling wardrobe.
Sea of Wonder, Tiffany & Co. Blue Book 2025 inspired by the depths. A new edition of the Blue Book that traverses submerged landscapes, between undulating vegetation, marine creatures, and intangible flows. A tribute to the aesthetic vocabulary of Jean Schlumberger, whose creative shadow looms over this aquatic odyssey.
Formed with a deep understanding of the demands of the jewelry industry, Mira Ming designs each piece as a fragment of history, a bridge between civilizations and imaginaries. For her, jewelry is not just ornamentation; it is a sensitive trace of a shared past, a fragile alliance between what nature has offered for millennia and what humanity has made of it through gesture, craftsmanship, and inspiration.
From May 21 to 25, 2025, the biennial Révélations, an international event dedicated to the arts and contemporary creation, will take over the restored Grand Palais with a new, large-scale edition. Organized by Ateliers d’Art de France, this 7th edition brings together more than 550 creators and artisans from 35 countries.
Founded in 2011, the house Mio Harutaka embodies a sensitive and contemporary approach to jewelry. Inspired by blooming gardens, fluttering butterflies, and budding leaves, the designer creates pieces that embody the freshness of the season.
The Maison Boucheron initiates an unexpected dialogue between four motifs drawn from its archives: the Grosgrain, the Double Godron, the Clou de Paris and the diamond line. Designed by Claire Choisne, this new variation retains the collection’s graphic and urban appeal.
At Watches and Wonders 2025, CHANEL presented its latest horological creations. True to the universe of Gabrielle Chanel, the Maison explores the symbols dear to the founder through jeweled watches. Here is a selection of rare pieces. The Lion of Mademoiselle, a protective symbol and sculpted watches
Louis Vuitton unveils a new variation of its Idylle Blossom jewelry collection, featuring six new creations. These precious jewels, faithful to the Maison’s graphic universe, once again highlight the famous Monogram Flower.
The Pure V collection stands out as a formal manifesto. In 2025, Louis Vuitton unveils a new series of Haute Joaillerie jewelry, where the famous V motif becomes the axis of an assertive geometric language.
The Museum of the Opificio delle Pietre Dure houses one of the most unique skills of Florentine art. Founded in 1588 by Ferdinand I of Medici, this institution was originally a workshop dedicated to the marquetry of hard stones.
Under the lens of Carlijn Jacobs, Tiffany & Co. revisits its own heritage through a new high jewelry campaign, blending a sense of the past with a contemporary perspective. A visual reinterpretation, inspired in part by John Loring’s book Tiffany Style, where the House brings together some of its most emblematic creations.
Rose des Vents by DIOR, new creations. Created in 2015 by Victoire de Castellane, the Rose des Vents collection has embodied an intimate and symbolic vision of Dior jewelry for a decade.
In a narrative informed by the archives of the Chaumet house, Laurence Cossé explores the turbulent trajectory of the jewels, objects of light and power, at the heart of the female lives of history.
Renaissance of Gold and Brilliance, jewelry in light at the Bemberg Foundation. In the Renaissance, every piece of jewelry is a sign. It signifies alliance, rank, and faith. It protects, nurtures, and connects. Each motif, each stone, and each enamel bear witness to a precise use, often laden with affects or supposed virtues.
In the mountains of the Swiss Jura, where nature expresses itself in its most free form, Yves Piaget discovers a fascination that will never leave him: the fascination of the rose.
Sometimes it takes just a flutter of wings, a soft step on a bridge, for time to take on a different dimension. At Van Cleef & Arpels, horology is not just about measuring time; it tells it, suggests it, whispers it. In Geneva, the Parisian Maison is celebrating this year the city that saw it born in 1906, infusing new life into its iconic collection Pont des Amoureux.
