By Lila Hathaway, Curated by Alexis WolfePublished: Sep 1, 2026Van Cleef & Arpels’ Lucky Charm Gets a Pink RefreshCourtesy of Van Cleef & AprelsVan Cleef & Arpels is giving its iconic Alhambra motif a vibrant new look. First introduced in 1968 and inspired by the four-leaf clover, the house signature has been reimagined over the decades in everything from mother-of-pearl and onyx to guilloché gold. Now the maison is bringing a fresh burst of color to the collection with five new Vintage Alhambra and Magic Alhambra designs crafted in translucent pink enamel. Developed over several years in Van Cleef & Arpels’ workshops using a technique inspired by the 17th-century “gold-ruby” process, the vivid hue gets its color from fine gold particles rather than pigments. Tiny bubbles give each motif added depth, while curved surfaces enhance the enamel’s light-reflecting finish. The five new pieces—a long necklace, necklace, pendant, bracelet, and earrings—pair the house’s lucky clover with a bold wash of pink that feels both fresh and unmistakably Alhambra.Boucheron Reimagines Ivy in Diamonds for Its Latest High Jewelry CollectionCourtesy of BoucheronBoucheron returns to one of its most enduring natural motifs with Lierre de Paris, a new nine-piece collection inspired by ivy, Frédéric Boucheron’s favorite plant. First appearing in the maison’s archives in 1870, ivy has remained a recurring signature for more than a century, embodying the free and untamed approach to nature that has long defined the house. Creative director Claire Choisne brings the motif into the present with diamond-pavé designs that appear to naturally wind across the body, with rings, a pendant, a flexible claspless necklace, asymmetrical earrings, and brooches that can be worn multiple ways. Each piece is carefully crafted to capture the movement of real ivy, with open-worked leaves and softly rounded edges allowing the diamonds to catch the light from every angle.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowMelanie Georgacopoulos’ New Collection Plays With Unexpected ContrastsCourtesy of Melanie GeorgacopoulosMelanie Georgacopoulos explores the power of opposites with “Eclipse,” a new jewelry collection inspired by the fleeting moment when light and shadow align. Playing with the contrast between black and white, the designer brings together freshwater pearls, onyx, diamonds, gold, and black ruthenium-plated silver across sculptural necklaces, bracelets, rings, and earrings. The collection marks a new chapter for Georgacopoulos, introducing hard stones into her signature pearl-centered designs. Highlights include fluid strands of pearls woven through custom-cut onyx links, geometric earrings pairing onyx cubes with spherical pearls, and the Eclipse Necklace, which alternates black and white across four strands of pearls. Rooted in balance, tension, and unexpected material pairings, the collection offers a graphic new take on Georgacopoulos’s exploration of pearls.Robinson Pelham Celebrates 30 Years With a Trove ResidencyCourtesy of Robinson PelhamAs part of its yearlong 30th anniversary celebration, British fine jewelry brand Robinson Pelham is bringing its Bold Since ’96 festivities to New York with a month-long residency at Trove in the West Village. Beginning September 1, the boutique will showcase the brand’s newest collections alongside signature bestsellers, one-of-a-kind bespoke pieces, and archival designs from the 1990s, offering visitors a look at three decades of Robinson Pelham’s colorful design language. The residency will also feature a series of events, including a New York Fashion Week cocktail celebration and personal styling appointments with creative director Vanessa Chilton. As Chilton notes, “We look forward to connecting with our New York clients and keeping the 30th anniversary festivities going in one of the biggest fashion capitals in the world.”Advertisement - Continue Reading Below