Conceived as a graphic reinterpretation of the signet ring, Berbere plays with repetition, volume and space. Jewellery becomes almost architectural: a few lines are enough to define a silhouette, while polished gold and diamonds introduce contrasts of material and rhythm.
Berbere Double Two-Row: A New Interpretation of Module
The September launch introduces the Berbere Double Two-Row ring, revisiting the iconic Module ring. Its construction is based on two rows of gold that create a silhouette which is both structured and pared back.
Polished gold meets a fine line of pavé diamonds, adding a precious punctuation to this minimalist architecture. Without weighing down the design, the pavé follows the geometry of the piece and accentuates the movement of its lines
en or rose, serties de diamants
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serie de diamants
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sertie de diamants
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Berbere Design Moves Beyond the Ring
With the new Berbere earrings, Repossi translates this graphic language into another realm of jewellery. Also inspired by the design of the Module ring, they reinterpret its lines and volumes through a contemporary silhouette.
This new expression highlights one of Berbere’s defining qualities: its geometric vocabulary can evolve, shift and reinvent itself while remaining instantly recognisable.
en or blanc,
pavée de diamants et
parée d’une laque vert-de-gris
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Berbere Chromatic Vendôme: Vert-de-Gris as a New Colour
Another new addition, the Berbere Chromatic Vendôme ring, expands the Chromatic palette with a colour directly inspired by Paris. Its vert-de-gris shade echoes the characteristic colour of the Vendôme Column, a monument closely connected to Repossi through the Maison’s historic Parisian address.
The ceramic-enriched lacquer is applied by hand before being carefully worked, filed and polished. Its glossy finish creates a dialogue with Berbere’s gold lines, giving the design a new chromatic depth.
Through these creations, Repossi continues to evolve Berbere without abandoning its original language. Between architecture, contemporary art and jewellery craftsmanship, the collection expresses a vision of jewellery in which drawing is as important as material.
The new Berbere creations by Repossi have been available since September 2026, in Repossi boutiques worldwide.
