Discover Louis Vuitton’s most ambitious high jewellery line

Another theme in the chapter that celebrates the ornate designs of 19th‑century France is Séduction, which pays homage to the country’s textile and passementerie expertise, especially the sumptuous brocade, jacquard and tassel work that defined the style of the era. This theme is also home to one of the collection’s most important stones: a 12.92‑carat Zambian emerald that stands out for its size and unique hint of blue, and is set on the supple platinum and yellow gold Séduction necklace. Requiring more than 4,000 hours of work, including 900 hours of design development, the necklace has a delicate lace‑like construction that cleverly incorporates key codes of the house: knot‑like, V‑shape details and cord‑style fringing, which are reminiscent of the ropes used to hoist the maison’s famous trunks, and diamond patterns that nod to the brand’s Monogram Kite motif.

The bicolour design of platinum and yellow gold prevalent in the Séduction theme is one of Amfitheatrof’s signatures and extends to the rest of the collection, expressing the artistic director’s unique design philosophy. Take the voluminous Phénoménal necklace, which is also bicolour, and replicates the intricacy of woven fabrics through graphic yet subtle V‑shape motifs crafted in precious metals and stones. Made in platinum and yellow gold for a contemporary spin on the collection’s historical inspirations, it features a 5.07‑carat Zambian emerald.

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