The Best High Jewelry of the Season Is Full of Twisted Opulence

The Palmier Mystérieux clip from Van Cleef & Arpels’s latest high jewelry collection evokes the tropics of the upcoming resort season, just in time for an oceanside winter vacation.

Inspired by solar flares, the Flames necklace in Tiffany & Co.’s Blue Book 2024 collection, designed by Jean Schlumberger, is a burst of sculptural 18kt gold and 53 total carats of diamonds.

Bulgari celebrates its Roman heritage with the High Jewelry Monete bracelet, complete with ancient coinage from centuries past.

Movement and freedom are hallmarks of the Chanel brand, and the latest jewelry collection is no exception. Part of the Haute Joaillerie Sport assortment, the Sport Sporty 5 necklace is a combination of actual sport equipment technology, like the tube chain and clasp, and carefully selected precious stones—a luxurious twist on practicality.

A pop of cabochon ruby stuns in Cartier’s Nature Sauvage high jewelry collection.

Gucci’s Labirinti collection was inspired by the structured labyrinths of Italian gardens, so it’s only fitting that this statement-making bracelet, with its exquisite coloring and arresting center stone, is exhibited with a nod to the natural beauty that inspired it.

Part of Louis Vuitton’s Awakened Hands, Awakened Minds collection, which celebrates the transformation and inventiveness of 19th-century France, this decadent necklace secretly doubles as a timepiece.

De Beers’ Spirituality Sautoir necklace can be styled three different ways: as a brooch or as two distinct necklaces. An homage to the greater kudu’s twisting horns, the piece features a 3.01kt cushion-cut diamond set in white gold and surrounded by bezel-set white diamonds.

Hermès’ latest haute bijouterie collection, designed by Creative Director of Hermes Jewelry Pierre Hardy, celebrates color and form with amorphous shapes combined with stones of radiant, bright hues.