Gucci Speaks Fluent Luxe: A Stylish ‘NewLexicon’ of Italian Elegance

At Paris Haute Couture Week, Gucci unveiled its most sophisticated high jewelry show yet with three distinct collections integrating Italian heritage and avant-garde know-how. Gucci's new collections further evolve its Labirinti Gucci collection, introduce sculptural watches, and unveil Monili—a co-designed collection with Pomellato.

Key Highlights

Gucci Labirinti returns with 20 new one-of-a-kind pieces inspired by Italian formal gardens, featuring tanzanite, paraiba tourmaline, and aquamarine

Traditional designs like Horsebit and Marina Chain are found in sapphires, rubies, and tsavorites as earrings, necklaces, and bracelets

Gucci 25H Amphitheater watch, inspired by the Colosseum, boasts an 8.4 mm skeleton tourbillon and diamond-encrusted face

Design Language

The sets focus on symmetry, movement, and romantic intricacy, combining floral motifs and architectural precision

Monili combines white and rose gold with soft leather to create sculptural jewelry that is intimate but potent

Classic G-watches become miniature canvases, with Murano glass inlay dials and hand-painted artwork

Cultural Resonance

Gucci's high jewelry has also emerged as a platform for storytelling, where Italian gardens, Roman architecture, and maritime heritage meet.

The collections are a vocabulary of luxury today—richly referential but obstinately modern

Preview Gucci's new high jewelry and watchmaking collection embodies a new age of Italian craftsmanship where tradition is blended with innovation in breathtaking ways.

Sources: JCK Online, Harper's Bazaar India, The Impression, Resident Magazine, Haute Living