Martin Katz at L’Amusette Naples: high-jewelry quiet-luxury test
Martin Katz brings high jewelry, couture and art to L’Amusette in Naples (Feb 22–25). A private‑salon format signaling a quiet‑luxury opportunity for U.S. top‑tier demand.
Martin Katz brings high jewelry, couture and art to L’Amusette in Naples (Feb 22–25). A private‑salon format signaling a quiet‑luxury opportunity for U.S. top‑tier demand.
Curated venues showcasing rarely seen high jewelry, top Italian gold makers and premium packaging are redefining assortments — strategic opportunity for retailers and wholesalers.
Margot Robbie’s Wuthering Heights press tour paired custom couture with vintage brooches — a method-dressing moment that could revive demand for heirloom jewellery and provenance-led merchandising.
Dior’s Rose des Vents campaign, shot for V Magazine with Mia Goth, Ever Anderson and Sophie Wilde, foregrounds 18th‑century French motifs — a quiet‑luxury pivot US retailers should monitor.
Princess Astrid, 94, attended a diplomatic gala in Norway where British royal tiaras drew attention — a quiet‑luxury cue for provenance and collector demand.
Halle Berry’s vintage yellow‑gold engagement ring, sourced by For Future Reference Vintage, pairs a round center stone with step‑cut sapphires—a spotlight for colored‑stone bridal.
Mikimoto unveiled Les Pétales and Bows, pearl-and-diamond high‑jewelry shown at a star‑studded event — a strategic play for refined, high‑value demand.
Lily Allen and Teyana Taylor’s couture jewellery — tiaras, pearls and recreated Louvre‑heist gems — refocus demand on archival pieces and repurposed ‘divorce’ diamonds.
Tiffany’s 36mm Enamel watch translates Jean Schlumberger’s 1962 Croisillon bangles into paillonné enamel and snow‑set diamonds — a high‑jewelry push that reinforces premium positioning.
De Beers and Assouline publish ‘A Diamond Is Forever: The Making of a Cultural Icon 1926–2026’ in London, reinforcing diamond heritage and premium positioning.
De Beers and Assouline mark ‘A Diamond Is’ in London (11 Feb 2026), reframing diamonds as crafted natural assets — a heritage pivot US retailers should note.
Bad Bunny wore a football-shaped ‘Desert Diamond’ at the Super Bowl halftime show; with Gaga, Cardi B and Karol G also in diamonds, US demand for men’s diamond jewelry may rise.