With a longstanding reputation for statement jewelry, Gucci’s release of its High Jewelry collection comes with much anticipation and high expectations. This year, those expectations were exceeded. In both craftsmanship and design, the collection displayed the lengthy heritage of the Italian brand and told a story adorned with jewels. Florals return as a mainstay inspiration for the brand, alongside nautical themes and classical motifs. The collection is organized into four sections: Gucci Flora, Gucci Nodo, Everlasting G, and Iconic Signatures.

Gucci Flora connects high fashion to the natural world, a continuous theme in the legacy of the brand. Rubies with Rubellite tourmalines at the center make up the shape of flowers. Titanium is behind the structure, allowing for the impressive shapes. Lillies, poppies, and orchids are each formed with shimmering precious gemstones.

Gucci Nodo is inspired by the marina, taking on a nautical aesthetic. The collection reimagines the rope design, made from black ruthenium and black diamonds others with aquamarine gemstones, green emeralds, and white diamonds. The choice in gems reflect the colors of the ocean with blue sapphires and Lagoon tourmaline.

Everlasting G creates a motif from the “G” logo, using geometric shapes to enhance the artistry and design. Iconic Signatures make the classic Horsebit and Marina Chain into wearable pieces. Both represent the longstanding iconic position of Gucci as a center for design and craft.