BVLGARI Eclettica appears as a discreet manifesto. It does not claim a break with tradition, but offers an extension of the jewelry realm. The object is no longer merely valuable: it becomes a vehicle for interpretation, a meeting point between disciplines, and a field of experimentation for an aesthetic in constant evolution.
Conceived by the World Diamond Heritage Board and then taken up by the NDC, this day revolves around a discreet but evocative symbol: the number 8, associated with infinity and the birthstone of April. This is a way of placing natural diamonds within a long-term context, one of memory, transmission, and human connections.
Some objects attract the eye, others evoke a sense of action. In the new Possession Vibrant Palace collection by Piaget, the jewel seems to exist at the border between these two experiences, between contemplation and interaction.
With Jewelry and Armenian Goldsmiths Under the Ottomans, Arsen Yarman reconstructs a fragmented narrative and gives it continuity. Through nearly two millennia of artisan names, recorded since the 18th century, a human map of Armenian craftsmanship unfolds.
Virtuosity une autre constellation précieuse de Louis Vuitton. Ce nouvel acte s’articule autour d’un choix de pierres qui dessine une cartographie ambitieuse.
At Chaumet, the Bee collection continues its subtle dialogue between nature and abstraction. The new creations take up the codes that have made the line’s signature (the bee, the honeycomb, geometry) and project them into a more sculptural writing.
Precious Grotesqueries: The Jewels of William Harper offers a concentrated glimpse into this artistic universe. Between contemporary jewelry, narrative miniatures, and homage to the history of art, the works invite the observer to observe every detail as a clue. On the scale of a brooch or a small box, Harper builds worlds where autobiography, humor, and imagination intersect.
At 16 Place Vendôme, the Piaget address enters a new chapter. The Swiss Maison unveils a redesigned and expanded boutique, now twice as large, conceived by the American architect and designer Rafael de Cárdenas.
The Quatre ring, recognizable by its combination of textures and volumes, is now available in a mini version that retains the original balance of the collection.
The Maison Les Enluminures presents a ring made around 1900 by Louis Wièse, a revealing example of jewelry where precious stones and goldsmithing are intertwined in a close dialogue.
Vhernier invites Pae White to reinvent the sea in jewelry. The Italian house Vhernier unveils a series of rings designed with the American artist Pae White. This collaboration takes the form of a limited edition where the marine universe takes center stage.
At the origin of every vocation, there is a place. For the House of Harry Winston, that place bears a name: New York City. With «Graffiti», a new chapter opens, drawing on the raw energy of the city;
The book Bahrain Pearls, published by Assouline, delves into a historical depth. The work does not merely extol a natural treasure; it also reconstructs its human, political, and cultural context. From the periods of Dilmun and Tylos to the contemporary era.
Designed by the Maison Boucheron for its Carte Blanche «Holographic» collection (2021), the brooch now joins the permanent collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
At REPOSSI, gold unfolds as a continuous line, stretching between heritage and creation. Blast Chapter II: Splash of Colours is a direct continuation of the first chapter of the Blast collection, unveiled in July 2025.
With Belle Dior, the House of Dior pursues a sensitive dialogue between memory and contemporary creation. In 2026, Victoire de Castellane unveils a Haute Joaillerie collection that explores the themes dear to Christian Dior: femininity, gardens, and the language of couture translated into precious material.
