Jewellery Highlights from Paris Vogue Week’s Fall 2026 Collections

PARIS — Neglect clutching your pearls.

As the autumn 2026 exhibits have been underway within the Metropolis of Mild, there was a lot extra up for grabs as jewellery manufacturers went daring of their designs, unapologetic on their colours and playful of their method.

All over the place, gems the dimensions of onerous sweet have been on show and regardless of sky-high gold costs, there was no scarcity of glittering metallic seen in showrooms throughout the town.

Nature reigned supreme, with a smorgasbord of concepts starting from the blues of Copenhagen seas to the luxurious greens of France’s volcanic Auvergne area, to the total extent of the animal kingdom. Who knew they’d need to add a trout to their jewellery field by the tip of Paris Vogue Week?

Right here, WWD amasses a dragon hoard’s price of glittering new launches:

Fred

This yr marks 60 years since Fred Samuel launched the Drive 10 metal cable and gold clasp design in his jewellery model’s vocabulary, primarily based on an concept by home scion Henri Samuel. For the event, the home that bears his title is releasing a clutch of latest designs that broaden on the now double-loop form.

Giving the interchangeable bracelet concept an XL, to not point out diamond-studded, replace is the Drive 10 XL necklace, which comes with three totally different cables — a tennis necklace, a full gold and metal — for optimum play.

A shocking departure is the Pompon variation, which nods to the Twenties and the founder’s arrival in Paris. Hanging from the signature buckle are braided chains that flip the necklace into a female, fluid design.

Additionally on show on the presentation have been the upcoming Roland-Garros items, a part of its ongoing collaboration with the French Tennis Open, in addition to designs enjoying on the kite-shaped Hero reduce diamond.

Chaumet

Chaumet‘s Bee is increasing her hive with a clutch of latest designs that includes the graphic hexagonal motif. One multifinger ring even spreads them excessive of the entire hand with diamonds of various sizes scattered throughout the play of gold surfaces and pores and skin. The impact is simply as hanging on an ear cuff with a removable earring, which will be worn stud-style.

Equally charming is the figurative bee, which comes this time in white gold with blue sapphire accents that recreate the graphic contrasting striping of the insect. It comes as studs, an open ring or a pendant necklace, with hives scattered alongside the chain.

One other new course is a large ring that attracts from the tessellation of repeating cells seen in honeycombs. A gently curved floor turns the repeating motif carved in polished gold — semi-pavé or not — playful and light-weight catching.

Boucheron

Boucheron’s newest Quatre designs are nice — slimline even. With the “XS” growth, the four-layer design — godroon bands, Clou de Paris squares, pavé diamond and ribbed grosgrain — takes on mini proportions that make it perfect for stacking.   

Home ambassadors Daisy Edgar-Jones and Han So-hee, alongside actress Dilan Çiçek Deniz, confirmed off the playful combos that be created with basic ring mixture of yellow, diamond-pavé white and rose golds plus chocolate PVD, and the Black Version in white gold and black PVD, accessible as a hoop and bangle bracelet.

Additionally new this spring is the bisected designs on rings, that includes a half impressed by the repeating ribs of silken ribbon and one other pairing two godroons.

Aurélie Bidermann

The unique patterns seen on the runways infiltrated Aurélie Bidermann’s newest creations, developed beneath an overarching safari theme that meant to pay tribute to the untamed fantastic thing about southern Africa. Handcrafted from supplies spanning from polished wooden to delicately chiseled metals, key items channeled the fierce vitality of the creatures of the savanna. A lion face featured on a chunky cuff in wooden, in addition to a hanging pendant on a subtly hammered chain, or as a hoop and earrings, in designs that have been a part of the Saby line. Leopard spots impressed rings within the Imbali household, whereas the Thanda vary stood out with sculptural designs nodding to zebras through black stripes amplifying the curved silhouettes of 18-karat gold-plated pendants set on a tone-on-tone twine, cuffs, slim bracelets and hoop earrings.

Kinraden

For Danes and frequent guests of Copenhagen, the brick patterns imagined by architect Kay Fisker, a frontrunner of the Danish Functionalism motion, are greater than only a characteristic. “We name it the blueprint of Copenhagen,” mentioned Kinraden’s founder Sarah Müllerz, a educated architect herself.

“And within the morning in Copenhagen, you see all these vary of colours when the solar rises and hits the ocean,” she continued. “So you might have the all of the issues from yellow, inexperienced, blue all the best way to darkish blue.”

Kinraden’s new “Bricks” assortment pays homage to this colorscape and is constructed round ethically sourced Queensland sapphires. On this endeavor, she discovered a companion in Gavin Linsell, Australian gem skilled and author, whose “mine-to-market” technique is a match for Kinraden’s total method that features recycled valuable metals.

The result’s a hoop, necklaces and earrings the place the painstaking gradients come alive like miniature stained glass topics when the sunshine hits.

Bea Bongiasca

Make it 5 o’clock anyplace with Bea Bongiasca’s Mocktail line, which she introduced on the Nouvelle Field showroom throughout Paris Vogue Week. Why mocktails? As a result of these cocktail-inspired rings, with designs beneath the affect of signature combined drinks, characteristic lab-grown white diamonds on 9-karat gold settings.

On the menu have been Lemon Twist, which includes a 3-carat pear-shaped stone with a lime-green enameled swirl on the facet; Maraschino Cherry, the place the marquise-cut diamond carries a juicy purple dot, and Martini, with its 2.4-carat heart-shaped sparkler, which has the olive shot via it like an arrow.

These come priced between 2,800 and three,670 euros, so possibilities of a hangover are low.

Sarah Madeleine Bru

After going under the waves with pearls, Sarah Madeleine Bru has her toes firmly on land for the most recent jewels she unveiled in her Paris showroom, which opened final yr. The windswept coasts of Brittany impressed  “L’Allusion aux Vagues,” (or “an evocation of waves,” in English), a hoop sweeping round a 1.7-carat diamond and a scattering of smaller stones.

French sapphires are rising right into a signature for the jeweler, who began introducing them in her bespoke line final yr. “In my fixed seek for a exact understanding of how and the place issues are made, I couldn’t have discovered a supply extra clear, or nearer to Paris the place the piece was handcrafted,” mentioned Bru. “The stones are reduce solely a brief distance from the place they’re discovered, formed by the lapidary in her personal lapidary workshop.”

One hanging instance is La Selva, whose layered greens — all sapphires hunted within the rivers of France’s Auvergne area and reduce regionally — are impressed by the volcanic panorama and flowing meanderings of water that noticed these gems type in eons previous.

Riefe

Rie Harui, the Japanese jeweler behind the Yohji Yamamoto by Riefe line and the hanging headpieces seen on the designer’s fall runway, is opening a brand new chapter for her personal Riefe label with Embrace.

For the primary time, she is including pearls to her palette of gem stones, describing the lustrous orbs as “a cloth born not from perfection, however from transformation,” she instructed WWD. “The sweetness present in a pearl’s creation mirrors our personal capability for development — via change, via acceptance — as if it have been quietly reflecting our inside journey.”

Hexagonal patterns impressed by these present in crystal buildings, honeycombs and snowflakes type the premise for her designs, whereas Akoya pearls appear to bubble up between them. The consequence was elegant and hanging, effectively served by Harui’s architectural contact.

Boochier

Bloom the place you might be planted. For Hong Kong-based Melinda Zeman, her “Flower Puff” assortment is all about that rising, glowing vitality that powers us via robust occasions.

Whimsy is on the coronary heart of her work from the get-go and continued right here with these voluminous shapes that nod to the doodles all of us added to our college notes.

Yellow and white gold petals function the backdrop for a rainbow of sapphires but in addition for Asscher-cut white diamonds on bracelets, whereas earrings play on mini stud blooms or dangling variations. Additionally eye catching is the two-tone 18-karat gold bracelet.

Shihara

There’s a subtlety within the all-gold designs of Shihara that invitations one to look intently at each bit. And with the variety of concepts that appear straight out of an engineer’s playbook that Tokyo-based designer Yuta Ishihara comes up with, that may take some time.

Time effectively spent contains trying out the brand new 18-karat gold variations of the Node collection, which appears like a valuable ball chain, and enjoying with rings bisected at 45, 90 or 180 diploma angles, creating an identical set that slot collectively completely.

A design price (re)discovering is the Hyperlink collection, significantly the graduating chain, with a handful of hyperlinks set with a tiny dot-sized diamond for further sparkle. Good luck discovering the clasp, as hiding them away is a signature of Ishihara’s work.

The Japanese jewellery model additionally took half in Matter & Form, unveiling a spread of modular furnishings.

Yutai

In sister model Yutai, Ishihara continued to forge forward with the Fused Gems collection, this time placing his bi- and typically now tricolor combos on rings. Because of angled cuts, the most recent iterations ressemble hazy landscapes that really feel like an invite to dream.

However one can be remiss to not point out Slide, which performs on sliced pearls mounted on polished gold plates and paired barely off middle. Designs develop into reversible, with the lustrous domes sitting above or under the sleek metallic crescent. And naturally, clasps and earring backs are built-in, as is the designer’s wont.

D’heygere

There’s nobody who reads the room higher than Stéphanie D’heygere — and provides loads of wittiness and humor to it. For fall 2026, she tapped into the performative studying development that surged on-line as of not too long ago and supplied her personal take through creations developed beneath “The Babe Assortment.”

“She’s a babe: attractive, sassy, sensible and likes to learn,” she mentioned. Cue the web page holder silver ring enabling her muse to hold on her favourite exercise with one hand, and engraved with the message “Do Not Disturb” in case somebody bothers her within the course of. But for these fantasizing about having a literary change with a stranger, the designer additionally conceived a purposeful leather-based and metallic accent to offer destiny somewhat push: a ebook holder necklace, turning one’s favourite learn into an outsized pendant. Her personal studying option to flaunt and guess on as a dialog starter? “Bonjour Tristesse” by Françoise Sagan.

Avgvst

“Jewellery is sort of a tattoo, one thing you make whenever you make a promise for your self,” Avgvst founder Natalia Bryantseva instructed WWD. The Berlin-based jewellery label, which works with sterling silver and 14-karat gold, solely develops one theme a yr. “There’s one thing fairly therapeutic find jewellery that matches the second.”

With “Asteroid Backyard,” it’s the concept that “we’re directly the backyard and gardener of ourselves” and that nothing blooms with out onerous work and a good quantity of digging.

Backyard hoses are repurposed into summary loops, crops go away their enameled imprints on basic two-sided coronary heart rings whereas seeds and a enjoyable trowel flip into earrings on this poetic vary meant to evoke development.

It comes sizzling on the heels of a collaboration with J.Kim, the model of Korean-Uzbek designer Jenia Kim, enjoying on vintage Uzbek bracelets, baking cups and conventional tumar amulets.

Colette Jewellery

“Anis is just not a set just like the others. It’s in all probability probably the most private one I’ve ever created. Its title comes from my mom’s favourite sweet,” mentioned Colette Steckel, who based the Colette Jewellery model again in 1995. For greater than 30 years she’s been amassing stones, which she dropped at life in her newest, joyful creations spotlighting her penchant for daring colours. Emeralds, sapphires, peridots, topazes, amethysts, tourmalines and quartz in several sizes and cuts collided within the rings, heart-shaped earrings and standout necklaces crafted in 18-karat gold. It was intentionally given a subtly darker patina to permit the gems’ vibrant hues to shine much more vividly.

Home Janolo

Since a leopard doesn’t change its spots, you’ll simply have to gather a number of jewels from Home Janolo, the nice jewellery label based by sisters Dujahah and Oloof Jarrar. Working with 18-karat gold and gem stones in juicy hues, their work is all about having a pop of boldness day-after-day.

With Wild Beginnings, their first assortment, the duo combined and matched hanging patterns present in nature executed in enamel with stones the dimensions of boiled sweets.

The result’s a maximalist’s dream zoo, with a trout lending its spots to a pendant with a 45-carat amethyst, a zebra turning right into a lozenge-shaped ring with stripes resulting in an apatite, an orchid changing into a hexagonal pendant with a kunzite coronary heart and a hanging round lattice sample that echoes the enameled dots on its entrance or a coral reef interpreted as a versatile necklace with a central 14.6-carat aquamarine and over 8 carats’ price of rubies.

Bibi van der Velden

As a baby rising up in England, frogs have been a well-recognized sight to the younger Bibi van der Velden, as they have been the denizens populating the “barely darkish, moist however magical” forests and fields, a world that felt alive with prospects and mysteries to uncover.

Now grown up and a jeweler primarily based in Amsterdam, she turned these amphibians — who’re additionally thought of harbingers of affection — plus a handful of charming snails into the celebs of the Enchanted Forest assortment.

Fascinated by frogs’ transformation and a lifecycle that begins in water solely to finish on land, she labored them as moveable sculptures with carved rock crystal backs via which complete miniature universes will be glimpsed.

On the Terrarium bangle, there’s even mushrooms in gold, whereas the Tree of Life unfurls its glittering branches contained in the clear dome of a pair of earrings. On one other bracelet, it’s your complete lifecycle that’s depicted, from the recognizable clutches of dotted eggs that float to a spawn rising into a totally mature grownup turned iridescent by the mother-of-pearl inlay beneath its rock crystal pores and skin.

“We want magic greater than ever,” van der Velden mused at her Paris presentation. Hear, hear.

– with contributions from Sandra Salibian.