Paris Haute Couture Week is where the jewellery world sets the tone for the year ahead, showcasing exceptional creativity, craftsmanship, and gemstones. This season’s collections were organised alphabetically to let each Maison shine on its own merits.
Anna Hu’s 2026 Museum Collection
Anna Hu’s 2026 Museum Collection comprises two suites: Route des Fleurs Impériales, celebrating the richness of pink tourmalines, and Jardin Émeraude de Monte-Carlo, dedicated to emeralds. The collection translates a traditional Chinese motif into haute joaillerie through openwork and exceptional gemstones.
The Jardin Émeraude de Monte-Carlo Emerald Necklace is set with five large Zambian cabochon emeralds, totalling over 105 carats, framed by diamond openwork inspired by the geometric windows of Beijing’s Palace Museum.
Boucheron’s Human Being Collection
For its 2026 Carte Blanche collection, Human Being, Boucheron explores what unites people while celebrating what makes each individual unique. The collection demonstrates how different materials, colours, and artisanal techniques can transform a single design into five distinct expressions of humanity.
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The Tattoo necklace recreates the illusion of Victorian-inspired tattoos directly on the skin, with hand-carved smoky quartz engraved on the reverse using the ancient art of glyptic engraving.
Buccellati’s Serenissima Collection
Inspired by the timeless beauty of Venice, Serenissima pays tribute to the city’s artistic heritage and the delicate needle lace of Burano. The collection showcases Buccellati’s signature openwork techniques and exceptional craftsmanship.
Bvlgari’s Eclettica Collection
Created for Paris Haute Couture, Eclettica – A Living Dialogue with Art is an all-diamond High Jewellery capsule that extends Bvlgari’s latest high jewellery collection into the world of couture. The collection explores the art of weaving diamonds into lace-like compositions.
Cartier’s Le Chœur des Pierres Collection
With Le Chœur des Pierres, Cartier places exceptional gemstones at the heart of the creative process. The collection is organised around five gemstone worlds—emerald, ruby, sapphire, diamond, and imperial topaz—each revealing a different facet of the Maison’s creativity.
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Chanel’s Signes & Symboles Collection
With Signes & Symboles, Chanel explores the personal mythology of Gabrielle Chanel through the four emblems that shaped her life and creativity: the camellia, lion, star, and sun. The collection combines the “Precious Four”—diamond, sapphire, ruby, and emerald—with vivid ornamental stones.
Chaumet’s Jewels by Nature Collection
With Jewels by Nature, Chaumet continues its dialogue with the natural world through a 46-piece high jewellery collection structured as a sensory journey. The collection reinterprets flowers, herbs, and spices through contemporary high jewellery.
David Morris’ Legacy of Colour Collection
David Morris continues its exploration of exceptional coloured gemstones with Legacy of Colour: Volume II. The 12 unique creations build on the collection introduced in January, celebrating the House’s instinctive approach to colour through rare gemstones and unexpected combinations.
De Beers London’s New Creations
For Paris Haute Couture Week, De Beers London expanded two of its signature collections with new Lotus and Talisman High Jewellery creations. While Lotus celebrates fluidity, transformation, and the elegance of polished diamonds, Talisman continues the House’s pioneering dialogue between rough and polished stones.
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Graff’s Butterfly Collection
Graff places the brooch centre stage with a collection of 12 unique Butterfly High Jewellery creations. Rather than presenting a traditional high jewellery suite, the House focuses on a single jewel, reinterpreting its iconic butterfly motif through 12 one-of-a-kind designs.
These exceptional creations will continue to inspire and influence the industry.
They embody the spirit of haute couture and the art of fine jewellery, blending traditional craftsmanship and innovative design.
