On the occasion of the Cannes Film Festival, Chopard unveils its Red-Carpet 2026 Collection as a precious rendez-vous, a suspended moment where imagination meets the radiance of Haute Joaillerie. Born from the vision of Caroline Scheufele, the Maison’s Co-President and Artistic Director, this tradition has created an intimate bond with the Cannes Film Festival for nearly two decades. As an Official Partner of the event, Chopard continues its dialogue between cinema and exceptional craftsmanship on the Croisette, a tribute to creators, emotion, and the timeless art of storytelling. 

For this new collection, Caroline Scheufele drew inspiration from the wonders of life, its mysteries, and extraordinary moments that invite us to see the world differently Miracles. Not miracles beyond reach, but those found in everyday life: a singularly beautiful sky, a cloud that awakens a memory, the unexpected bloom of a flower, the spontaneous grace of an animal, or the quiet beauty of a gemstone formed deep within the earth. Reflecting on the collection, Scheufele shares: “Miracles are often modest: they are born of a detail, a light, an unexpected emotion. This collection is an invitation to look at them differently.” 

This Collection celebrates these moments both small and grand, through jewels conceived as talismans, carrying surprise, emotion, and visual poetry. Inspired by nature, its mysteries, and the luminous colours of precious stones, each creation is brought to life within Chopard’s Haute Joaillerie ateliers in Geneva, where generations of artisans transform inspiration into exceptional craftsmanship. From the first sketch to the final play of light, jewellers sculpt ethical gold, gemsetters place diamonds, sapphires, and tourmalines with remarkable precision, while lapidaries reveal the fire hidden within each stone. 

This year’s collection is defined by airy volumes, sky-inspired hues, and miniature bestiaries brought to life through exceptional artistry. Highlights include a necklace in ethical white gold centred around an extraordinary 88-carat Royal Blue sapphire, surrounded by luminous cascades of sapphires, aquamarines, and diamonds. Elsewhere, a phoenix-shaped brooch in ethical rose gold and titanium symbolises rebirth through emeralds and multicoloured sapphires, while a carp-shaped brooch captures the fluid elegance of the aquatic world. Completing the story, a secret watch shaped as a butterfly resting on a flower conceals time beneath diamond and sapphire-set wings. 

In Cannes, these creations become more than jewels, they become reminders that beauty often depends simply on the way we choose to see it.