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Showcasing the expertise and excellence of a house, High Jewelry collections are always extraordinary journeys. Between wondrous tales and exceptional gemstones, let's set sail among the most beautiful new creations…
Van Cleef & Arpels
Egyptomania, as always!
With the Fascinations of Egypt collection, the Maison celebrates the influence of this civilization throughout the centuries with a showcase of some 180 abstract and figurative pieces. Among this contemporary panorama, the Legendary Beauty necklace offers a graphic interpretation of ancient Egyptian breastplates. A majestic cushion-cut Fancy Vivid Yellow diamond commands attention. Other remarkable pieces? The Marvelous Landscape, Royal Landscape, and Secret Landscape bracelets sketch jewelry panoramas of unparalleled fluidity: pyramids seemingly from a science-fiction universe, pharaoh masks in pop colors, and rows echoing the colonnades that adorned ancient temples… Will you be able to decipher the secret message* in hieroglyphic symbols hidden between the columns of the Secret Landscape?
*Answer: "horizon of eternity"
1-CHOPARD
A different gaze
Every year, Chopard presents its Red Carpet collection at the Cannes Film Festival, of which it is an official partner. But what is the theme for 2026? “Miracles are often discreet: they are born from a detail, a light, an unexpected emotion. This collection is an invitation to see them differently,” explains Chopard President Caroline Scheufele. These fleeting moments come to life in ethereal volumes, in nuances inspired by the interplay of celestial light, or in miniature bestiaries. Our favorite? A necklace sculpted in ethical white gold, with an 88-carat Royal Blue sapphire at its heart, around which cascades of sapphires and aquamarines unfold.
2-Graff
Graceful flight
In addition to the campaign showcasing its latest creations, the London jeweler has undertaken a particularly challenging stylistic exercise: a variation on a single theme. In this endeavor, the iconic Butterfly Graff silhouette takes flight across 12 exquisite high jewelry brooches, each more sublime than the last.
3-Dior
Naturalist Breath
Let's travel to Italy, to the heart of the Palazzo del Casinò, an Art Deco palace, where Victoire de Castellane has chosen to present Diorissima. Between abstraction and naturalism in a play of precious metamorphoses, the narrative unfolds around three imaginary realms: lush vegetation, aquatic depths, and mysterious constellations. In turn, clovers, wisteria, fruit blossoms, seaweed, corals and bubbles, suns, eclipses, and "happy clouds" come to life, notably thanks to the "doublet" technique, a skill that consists of layering a thin layer of stone over another.
4-Pomellato
Ode to creative freedom
In Paris, the Italian house took advantage of the opening night of the Pomellato, the Revolutionary Jeweler exhibition at the Palais de Tokyo to present its new and seventh high jewelry collection, Stile Libero. With freedom as its central theme, the collection, composed of 65 pieces, is divided into three chapters: Visionary Colors for chromatic boldness, Magnetic Gold for style through volume, and Hypnotic Shadows for masterful gesture.
5-Pasquale Bruni
Delicate bouquet
The Giardini Segreti Couture collection blossoms in peony or lotus petals, fashioned in white or rose gold paved with diamonds and enhanced, here and there, with delicate tones of morganite.
6-Chanel
Precious talismans
In 2026, the Creative Studio envisions a vibrant and contrasting dialogue between the camellia, the star, the sun, and the lion—emblematic symbols of the Chanel universe—within the Signes & Symboles collection. This 85-piece collection is punctuated by the colors of precious, semi-precious, and hard gemstones. The Talisman necklace from Symboles is adorned with precious charms, while the Talisman rings are enhanced with turquoise, carnelian, or chrysoprase, and the Symbole Ombré earrings frame the face with radiance.
CARTIER
Symphony of colors
With the Le Chœur des Pierres high jewelry collection, the house writes a precious, vibrant and brilliantly sparkling score.
Giving voice to the stone is to recognize in it a memory of the world, a beauty shaped by time and imbued with eternity. Each gem is an encounter, an alchemy that resonates with our vision and our quest for the Cartier ideal. Creation is at the service of the stone; we reveal its nuances, its brilliance, its radiance, and its inner vibration. In a few lines, Jacqueline Karachi-Langane, Creative Director of High Jewelry, summarizes the guiding principle that constantly drives the House of Cartier. The new collection, Le Chœur des Pierres (The Choir of Stones), proves this, making each stone a muse, sublimated by that twist that makes all the difference. While the Olorra necklace stands out with the chromatic power of its five Colombian emeralds and its geometric tassels in turquoise, lapis lazuli, and diamond, the Solenara necklace celebrates Cartier's taste for essential and refined design, both fluid and graphic. A dazzling composition for the Tellura necklace, which inspired a sculptural jewel recounting the genesis of the diamond, born from a volcanic eruption. The highlight of the collection? The Tutti Kanya necklace. Around a majestic engraved Zambian emerald, corollas of flowers, leaves, and berries unfold, sculpted in ruby, sapphire, or emerald. Like a celebration of nature, where each stone finds its own path and blends with the others in perfect harmony. The Pyra ear jewel scatters the hair with a shower of moving diamonds, while the Panther Kanya necklace showcases the totem animal, which first appeared in the house's archives in 1914. Other marvels: eight rings, each featuring a different gemstone that inspired the designers and artisans.
