What’s new in Jewellery this month
Jewellery is having a bit of a personality upgrade. The latest launches are giving fine jewellery a point of view; from Cartier’s jewel-box menagerie and Tiffany & Co.’s Bird on a Rock taking flight again, to Manish Malhotra turning his signature M into an everyday obsession and more. Here’s what is new in the jewellery segment.
Cartier Into The Wild
Cartier’s Into the Wild takes the Maison’s enduring fascination with the animal kingdom into spectacular high-jewellery territory, placing its iconic Panthère at the centre of a wider menagerie. The collection draws on Cartier’s long history of transforming fauna into jewels, and for 2026, that wild side expands beyond the panther, with new creations inspired by the tiger, parrot, carp, crocodile and rhinoceros, alongside sculptural Panthère pieces. There’s Cartier’s characteristic mix of precious stones, graphic geometry and intricate craftsmanship: onyx creates the panther’s spots, tsavorites bring its eyes to life, while gold, diamonds and other coloured gemstones transform animal forms into miniature works of art.
Tiffany & Co ‘Bird On A Rock’ Fine Jewellery Collection
Tiffany & Co. brought its iconic Bird on a Rock to Udaipur, unveiling its latest chapter against the regal backdrop of the Taj Lake Palace, hosted by Shriji Huzur Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar. First imagined by Jean Schlumberger in 1965, the Bird on a Rock has long been synonymous with joy, optimism and possibility. And now, the beloved motif takes flight across an expanded fine jewellery collection that has sculptural birds, engraved feather textures, asymmetric diamond settings and exquisite platinum and 18k yellow gold at the forefront.
Manish Malhotra The M Collection
Manish Malhotra is taking his signature M beyond couture and into everyday fine jewellery with The M Collection, launched exclusively on Tata CLiQ Luxury. The collection features versatile pieces designed to be layered, stacked, reversed and styled across the day. Crafted in 18-karat gold with natural and black diamonds, ceramic, malachite, black onyx and mother of pearl, the edit spans reversible M studs, bracelets and necklaces, an elongated M Lariat, rings, cufflinks and the convertible Infinity Bracelet that can be worn as a bracelet or choker.
Zoori by Hazoorilal Legacy Zoori Mangalsutra
Zoori by Hazoorilal Legacy put a fun spin on the mangalsutra, reimagining the age-old symbol of love and commitment for the woman of today. It pairs delicate gold detailing, signature black beads and diamonds in a more contemporary silhouette, while the two detachable layers can be worn solo or stacked, however you like.
Gemfields x Shruti Sushma
Gemfields has collaborated with Shruti Sushma, the contemporary high-jewellery label founded by mother-daughter duo Sushma and Shruti Chhajer to create pieces with responsibly sourced coloured gemstones from Gemfields. From the heart-shaped Emerald And Tanzanite Earrings to the Zambian Emerald necklace in 18k gold, there’s something for all tastes.
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