Chaumet celebrates prosperity and abundance through an ear of wheat, while Yvonne Léon’s Vase brooch pendant can be filled with various ‘flowers’From heritage brands like Cartier and Chaumet to emerging names like Cece Jewellery and Isabel Delgado, here are some of our favourite picks from this season’s jewellery offerings to introduce to your summer rotation.OxbloodOxblood necklace. Photo: HandoutCelebrity tattoo artist Dr Brian Woo and designer Giulia Luchi are the founders of Oxblood, a brand offering jewellery and collectible pieces. Combining the words “oxidised” and “blood” to convey the idea of “passion memorialised in time”, the label adds a further Gothic touch with its penchant for the spider as a recurring symbol, appearing on necklaces and rings, and also printed on garments such as jeans and silk shirts.CartierCartier Love bracelets. Photo: HandoutCartier’s Love bracelet is getting a major – and very colourful – makeover. The house has released six new versions of the iconic piece, which famously comes with a screwdriver to lock and unlock it. Three of them are fully paved with gemstones: one with pink sapphires, one with blue sapphires and the other with green tsavorite garnets. For something a little more low-key, opt for one of the other three, in which the bracelet’s signature screws are replaced with stones such as sapphires, aquamarines and amethysts.Cece JewelleryA choker from Cece Jewellery. Photo: HandoutMade of three strands of freshwater pearls, these chokers from British brand Cece Jewellery feature as their centrepieces a gold medallion with hand-painted champlevé, an ancient technique that involves engraving precious metals like gold with enamel. A signature of the label, the medallions are embellished with motifs such as a seashell in blushing pink and a radiant sun in honey-yellow.Chaumet
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Chaumet celebrates prosperity and abundance through an ear of wheat, while Yvonne Léon’s Vase brooch pendant can be filled with various ‘flowers’.






