The Editor's Choice
Thirty chosen pieces and three categories. Discover the jewels selected in this first edition of the Editor’s Choice
Material
Cocktail rings in titanium, mini hoops in three shades of colors, brown rhodium-plated earrings and floral rings in satin-finished gold. Forays are made into the use of marble, raw opal, blue gold and Baroque pearls. Metals and stones stand out because they are always aesthetically captivating while noble materials bring a contemporary feel to jewels
Concept
A necklace that becomes a brooch, a talisman ring, an Art Déco necklace and insect brooches. There are earrings that take inspiration from Africa, rings that look to the Victorian era, jewels featuring contemporary urban elegance and those that reflect the American Dream. But what they all have in common is a great sense of style and versatility
Design
Earrings stand out most of all, whether they are over-the top, mismatched or mere studs. Signet and stackable rings or those worn on the phalanxes. Then there are gourmette bracelets, sautoir necklaces—which are long and a bit retro—as well as rigid 1980s-style chokers. A wide-ranging selection of multi-faceted interpretations for each type of jewel, offering a broad snapshot of how designers can express their creativity
