5 of the Latest Jewelry Collections, With Inspirations From Pets to Labyrinths

Watch with quartz movement and stainless-steel bracelet

Cutting Edge Curve

Bulova is celebrating the 10th anniversary of their CURV collection — the world’s first curved chronograph movement — by releasing the new URV 41mm, a timepiece that blends high-frequency precision with newfound versatility. This collection’s proprietary quartz movement vibrates at 262kHz, providing a high level of accuracy while the design’s sleek, ergonomic fit makes it a joy to wear.

$1,450

bulova.com

14K yellow gold pendant with diamonds (0.45 TCW)

Precious Pups

Lionheart’s new Best Friend collection is exactly what it sounds like: a celebration of man’s best friend. This assortment of handmade gold medallions features Shih Tzus, Golden Retrievers, German Shepards, Dalmatians, Boxers, Beagles, and more dog breeds in charming poses, accented with diamonds for extra luxury. Engraving available on the reverse by special request.

$7,450

lionheartjewelry.com

18K yellow gold ring with ruby

Lost and Found

The Labyrinth collection from Orogami isn’t about getting lost, like in a maze — instead, the labyrinth is about finding oneself. Steeped in mystery and meaning, this clever motif with its single ruby is a both a visually striking statement piece and a powerful allegory of the existential journey each individual is called to undertake in life.

$5,600

orogami.com

Sterling silver and Japanese silk cord necklace

Wearable Sculpture

Unfurl Studio specializes in hand-crafting sensual statement jewelry that celebrates the transformative power of adornment. Luminaria, the brand’s latest collection, is a series of alluring, abstract designs of striking originality that empower the wearer to unfurl their most expansive, radiant self. Some pieces are all metal, others incorporate vibrant red Japanese silk cord.

$1,345

unfurlstudio.com

Sterling silver charm

Forever Fibers

Twyla Dill’s charm offerings are growing! This indie brand’s signature aesthetic is creating fine jewelry by casting hand-crocheted lace. The result is exactly as cool as you’re imagining: lovely looping lines with a highly textured, textile-looking finish. The charms start under $200, so they’re a perfect wallet-friendly self-purchase.

$230

twyladill.com