Luxury jewelry brands are unveiling new collections, ranging from collaborative pearl designs to modular pieces and high-jewelry artistic tributes.
Key facts
- •The Mikimoto and Chrome Hearts collaboration features five designs reworked with 22K gold hardware.
- •Pandora’s new charm collection includes designs inspired by mushrooms, squid, and ice cream cones.
- •Boucheron’s 'Carte Blanche' collection consists of five distinct jewelry sets that required over 14,000 hours of labor to create.
- •Marie Mas debuted the 'Caustic Light' collection, which features modular pieces that can be transformed into different jewelry types.
- •The De Beers 'Talisman' collection uses a poinçon technique to set diamonds in 18-karat gold without prongs.
- •Sophie Bille Brahe’s 'Tangerine Sky' collection is an eight-piece line inspired by the work of artist Cy Twombly.
Several major jewelry houses and designers have introduced new collections, highlighting diverse themes from artistic collaboration to technical innovation. These releases include updated partnerships between established brands, new creative platforms for charm jewelry, and high-jewelry lines focused on craftsmanship and personal expression.
By the numbers
Collaborative Pearl and Charm Designs
Mikimoto and Chrome Hearts have reunited for a second collaboration, reissuing five signature designs—including a necklace, bracelet, safety pin brooch, and drop earrings—now featuring 22K gold hardware. Meanwhile, Pandora has launched 'Pandora Wonders,' a multiyear creative platform starting with a collection co-created by stylist Harry Lambert. These charms feature freshwater pearls shaped like mushrooms, squid, rockets, and ice cream cones, hand-set with 14K gold-plated tails.
High Jewelry and Artistic Collections
Boucheron’s 2026 'Carte Blanche' collection, directed by Claire Choisne, features five sets—Rain, Flower, Light, Tattoo, and Checkers—requiring over 14,000 hours of craftsmanship. Paris-based Marie Mas debuted its 'Caustic Light' collection, which uses hidden mechanisms to allow pieces like earrings and hoops to transform into brooches, bracelets, or rings. Additionally, De Beers has updated its 'Talisman' collection, first introduced in 2005, with four new designs that combine rough and polished diamonds using a prongless poinçon technique.
Sophie Bille Brahe's Tangerine Sky
Designer Sophie Bille Brahe has unveiled 'Tangerine Sky,' her first high jewelry collection, launching exclusively at Harrods. Inspired by the paintings of Cy Twombly, the eight-piece collection is crafted in 18K white gold and diamonds. The pieces are designed for everyday wear, featuring sculptural rings and asymmetrical necklaces intended to balance artistic silhouettes with daily ease.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Elle.
