After Or Bleu, dedicated to the fragility of water, and Impermanence, which evoked the disappearance of life, Claire Choisne continues her reflection by shifting the focus to an often-forgotten truth. Behind every creation, before the stone, before the drawing, there is a hand, a gaze, an intuition. Human Being celebrates this invisible presence.
Gabrielle Chanel admired light. Throughout her life, these images have accompanied her gaze. Today, they become the leitmotif of Signes & Symboles, CHANEL's new Haute Joaillerie collection.
Gucci's new Haute Joaillerie collection reveals four creative universes: the House revisits the symbols that have shaped its identity and presents them in a jeweler's language where stone, material and the artisanal process take center stage.
A Journey Through Nature thus extends Chaumet's naturalist narrative by moving it towards a more sensory approach. Nature is no longer just a source of inspiration; it becomes an experience, shaped by the artisans' gestures and revealed by the brilliance of the gems.
Depuis les salons de la place Vendôme jusqu'à votre écran, ESPRIT JOAILLERIE vous invite à suivre ces présentations et à découvrir, jour après jour, les pièces de haute joaillerie qui marqueront cette nouvelle saison.
Le Natural Diamond Council consacre un rapport à ces diamants d'exception qui, depuis des siècles, alimentent autant la recherche scientifique que l'histoire de la joaillerie. Certaines pierres ont changé notre compréhension des gisements diamantifères, d'autres sont devenues des symboles de pouvoir ou des objets de fascination. Toutes témoignent de la singularité du diamant.
The collection draws its inspiration from eight major works of art history, spanning centuries, continents, and sensibilities. From Botticelli to Van Gogh, from Caravage to Kandinsky, each becomes the starting point for a jeweled interpretation.
The collection also explores the work of gold, a historic signature of the Maison. In Gold Swirl, the volumes ripple around blue-green tourmalines and fiery opals, while the famous pattern, long reserved for timepieces, makes its debut in the world of Haute Joaillerie.
With three sculptural rings, Piaget Glow extends this dialogue between craftsmanship and everyday use. Here, the jewelry departs from the idea of ceremonial adornment to invest the ordinary gesture, the moving hand, and the proximity of the body.
On the Mellerio facade appears a vast composition imagined by Jean-Charles de Castelbajac. Like a curtain lifted on several centuries of creation, the installation covers the building with a narrative populated by women, colours and historical references.
For this 2026 capsule, the Maison chooses to explore the richness of materials rather than modify the founding codes of the collection. The gesture is subtle but significant. Onyx joins the Serpent Bohème universe for the first time and introduces a new reading of the motif. Its visual density and contained brilliance offer an unexpected counterpoint to the warmth of yellow gold.
With this first Parisian exhibition, Pomellato ultimately offers more than just a look at its heritage. The journey reveals how a jewellery house can become an observatory of the aesthetic, cultural and social transformations that have marked recent decades.
Far from being a simple succession of jewels, the collection is organized as a narrative. Each piece contributes to the construction of a setting populated with references dear to Christian Dior: the lush flora, aquatic creatures, celestial phenomena, and those mysterious signs that nourished his imagination.
Through this new chapter of Blue Book 2026, Tiffany & Co. draws on the energy, contrasts, and transformative power of nature. An imaginary garden where every stone seems to have found its season.
From June 3 to 6, 2026, the 48th edition of L’Objet Extraordinaire transforms this historical fragment of the capital into an open-air journey where art leaves the exhibition spaces to invade the streets. Among the rue du Bac, the rue de Beaune, the rue des Saints-Pères, the rue de Lille, the rue de Verneuil and the quai Voltaire, the visitor is invited to wander at the rhythm of discoveries, encounters and stories.
Through 718 Marble Marquetry, the architectural legacy of 718 Fifth Avenue finds a new expression. The collection embodies a continuity between space, light, and jewelry creation, accurately translating New York’s identity according to Harry Winston.
