The Maison offers new jewels that interpret the Dolce&Gabbana style. Here are the exclusive images.
Dolce&Gabbana has also been a Maison that designs jewelry collections for years, always with a strong impact. For summer 2026, for example, the Maison presented the high jewelry collection entitled Le Devote delle Dee dell’Olimpo, which also fits into the Sicilian Dream theme dear to the fashion brand’s artistic direction. But Dolce&Gabbana is much more. Alongside the more glamorous collections and the images that grace the press, the Maison also produces jewelry that emphasizes large semi-precious stones, generous sizes, and vibrant colors, along with refined techniques such as Bourbon filigree and twisted wire, processes used to create the brand’s signature baroque textures.
The gems are personally selected by the designers, who define the color combinations and palettes of the collections. Next, the Style Office’s designers interpret the brief and translate it into detailed technical drawings, evaluating the initial feasibility together with master goldsmiths and moving on to the 3D design phase.
One example of this is the jewelry featured on this page, seen up close at the latest edition of Haute Jewels Geneva. These bracelets, rings, earrings, and necklaces showcase gemstones such as amethyst and citrine alongside gold and diamonds. The techniques used for the jewelry also display a unique vivacity, creating a truly original look. Furthermore, alongside jewelry, Dolce&Gabbana also presents haute horlogerie pieces that showcase the goldsmith’s craftsmanship, such as the heart-shaped timepiece featuring a hammered Milanese mesh gold bracelet. Or the jewel-watch composed of 80 emerald-cut blue topazes. Unique pieces that capture the journey of the Maison’s jewelry and watch division, led by production manager Walter Veneruz, who develops his creations in the Legnano (Milan) laboratory.
