From Cartier's Nature Sauvage high jewellery collection to Chopard's animal-shaped Happy Diamonds pendant necklaces, and Louis Vuitton's Colour Blossom monogram series, here's everything you need to know from the world's most storied houses and their newest releases.
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POMELATTO
With its luscious faceted cabochon cut found in a spectrum of colourful gemstones, it’s no wonder the Nudo collection remains a beloved Pomellato collection. The designs are versatile and distinctive, making them great pieces for everyday and special occasions—even more so now that the Italian house has introduced new creations to the range.
From new mini pendants and bangles in two shades of blue topaz, to Toi et Moi rings with topaz and diamonds, to high jewellery bedazzlers with rubellites, tanzanites and aquamarine, the new editions continue the collection’s message of joie de vivre with verve and style.
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TIFFANY & CO.
Tiffany & Co.’s latest capsule collection offers a fresh take on a brand legend: The 2025 Bird on a Pearl designs spotlight natural saltwater pearls from the Gulf region, with the baroque orbs adding their unique gleam to Schlumberger’s iconic creations.
Spotlighting an array of hues that range from creamy white to rich chocolate brown, the collection comprises six chapters—Bird on a Pearl, Acorn, Inverted Petals, Oak Leaf, Cascade, and Natural Saltwater Pearls—that showcase the beauty of the rare pearls while nodding to the House’s rich heritage.
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LOUIS VUITTON
Monogram lovers will be pleased to know that Louis Vuitton has just expanded its Colour Blossom fine jewellery range with 27 new additions.
Available in the collection’s six existing natural gems and minerals—white and pink mother-of-pearl, cornelian, malachite, onyx and amazonite— the earrings, sautoirs, pendant necklaces, bracelets and rings now feature Colour Blossom Sun designs with rounded petals complementing the pointed petals of the collection’s Colour Blossom Star.
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CARTIER
Fans of Cartier are well acquainted with the Maison’s lithe panthers and crocodiles. The second chapter of the Nature Sauvage high jewellery collection (released earlier in September), however, gives them a rare sighting of another animal from the Maison’s bestiary: The majestic elephant, rendered in geometric diamond-studded lines for a stylised interpretation that is the Vamana necklace. Bearing diamonds in a myriad of shapes and cuts—including triangle, lozenge and kite—the necklace also cleverly employs negative space into its dynamic narrative.
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CHOPARD
If you’re looking for a sweet memento that lies close to the heart, Chopard’s animal-shaped Happy Diamonds pendant necklaces will rise to the occasion. Crafted from ethical rose gold, the teddy bear, ladybird, turtle, and elephant motifs bear the collection’s signature mobile diamonds that dance and twirl with every movement. It’s joie de vivre made manifest, and they are sure to bring a smile to anyone who sees them.
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FRED
Parisian jeweller Fred has expanded its Force 10 range with two new necklaces and earrings which exude an urbane, unisex feel that’s pitch-perfect for modern wardrobes. Featuring the collection’s signature steel cable and buckle design (inspired by the functional fixtures found on sailboats), the new Force 10 multi-row pieces take the effort out of layering with easy, breezy diamond- pavé designs in white and yellow gold. Put them on, and off you go!
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VAN CLEEF & ARPELS
This season sees Van Cleef & Arpels reintroducing a variation of its beloved Alhambra that recalls the colour of clear midday skies. Pairing the collection’s characteristic guilloché with blue agate (a stone that first appeared in the collection in 1989), the latest lucky four-leaf clover motif designs are available in the Sweet Alhambra watch, a Vintage Alhambra reversible ring, and a pendant necklace and earrings to round off the set.