Gucci has expanded its high jewellery offering with a new collection comprising approximately 140 one-of-a-kind creations organized into four design families: Gucci Flora, Gucci Nodo, Everlasting G and Iconic Signatures. The collection was unveiled during the Paris Haute Couture presentations and draws on the Italian luxury house's heritage motifs while showcasing an extensive range of coloured gemstones.
The Gucci Flora family revisits the brand's 1966 Flora artwork through jewellery inspired by poppies, lilies, orchids and peonies. Crafted in white gold and titanium, the pieces incorporate rubies, rubellites, blue sapphires, Madagascan pink sapphires, yellow diamonds and white diamonds. Titanium has been used in selected designs to create sculptural floral forms while maintaining lightweight construction.
Inspired by maritime traditions, the Gucci Nodo family reinterprets rope and knot motifs first introduced by the maison in the 1960s. Necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings feature aquamarines, Colombian emeralds, Paraíba tourmalines, yellow sapphires and diamonds, with flexible chain designs reflecting nautical influences.
The Everlasting G collection transforms Gucci's interlocking "G" emblem into elongated geometric forms set with pavé diamonds and accented by green tourmalines. Meanwhile, the Iconic Signatures family revisits two of the house's best-known symbols — the Horsebit and Marina Chain. Horsebit-inspired jewellery includes white gold parures featuring tsavorites, tanzanites and diamonds, while Marina Chain creations incorporate golden beryls, yellow sapphires and diamonds in pendant necklaces, bracelets and earrings.
The latest launch reflects Gucci's continued emphasis on coloured gemstones within its high jewellery collections, combining heritage-inspired motifs with contemporary design and traditional Italian craftsmanship. The collection spans necklaces, rings, earrings, bracelets and brooches, with all pieces offered as one-of-a-kind creations.
