Dior continues to reinterpret its heritage through jewellery with the latest additions to its My Dior collection, a series of luminous creations imagined by Victoire de Castellane that celebrate one of the House’s most recognisable design signatures: the cannage motif. Inspired by the Napoleon III chairs used during Christian Dior’s earliest fashion shows, the iconic pattern is transformed into contemporary fine jewellery through intricate goldwork and couture-level craftsmanship.

This new chapter introduces a selection of refined pendants that reinterpret the Dior weave in sculptural form. Designed to resemble elegant rings suspended from delicate chains, the pieces are available in yellow, pink, and white gold, with selected designs accented by diamonds. One standout creation combines all three gold tones in a single composition, creating a subtle play of asymmetry and allowing each element to be worn individually or styled in different ways.

Expanding the collection further, Dior introduces exclusive designs enhanced through a lacquer gradient technique that creates a silky finish while allowing the brilliance of the gold beneath to remain visible. Applied across a rose gold ring and bracelet, the shades move from vibrant red to soft pink, bringing a distinctly couture dimension to the collection.

Among the highlights is a striking yellow gold cuff set with diamonds and finished with rainbow-toned lacquer, showcasing the playful use of colour and the exceptional savoir-faire of the Dior ateliers. Completing the offering is a white gold earcuff set with diamonds, echoing the collection’s woven aesthetic in a more contemporary silhouette.

With My Dior, the House continues to transform heritage into objects of desire, celebrating craftsmanship, detail, and the endlessly inventive spirit of Dior Joaillerie.