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Stuller Unveils Signature Red as Its 2026 Color of the Year

Signature Red will be featured throughout Stuller’s 2026 collections, content, and educational resources.

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January 7, 2026

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Stuller Unveils Signature Red as Its 2026 Color of the Year

(PRESS RELEASE) LAFAYETTE, LA — Jewelry manufacturer Stuller has unveiled its 2026 Color of the Year as Signature Red, a bold yet timeless hue selected to guide design and storytelling in the year ahead.

Stuller’s color experts have studied global trends, cultural influence, market insights, and gemological significance to select a hue that reflects the year ahead. Red has symbolized power, artistry, and transformation, maintaining a strong presence across art, fashion, and culture both historically and today.

Signature Red will be featured throughout Stuller’s 2026 collections, content, and educational resources. Whether you’re pairing Signature Red gemstones and components or completing the look with Signature Red jewelry and packaging, Stuller will support jewelers in creating experiences that feel current, personal, and connected to evolving consumer preferences.

“In the world of precious stones, red represents one of the rarest colors found in nature,” said Alissa Talbot, executive director of diamonds and gemstones. “Signature Red embodies the uniqueness of both the color and the wearer, reflecting a current trend of consumers desiring jewelry filled with meaning, symbolism, and individuality.”

To learn more about Signature Red or to explore the collection, visit Stuller.com/StullerColor2026.

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