EDITOR’S PICK

Chanel’s Coco Crush collection has been turning heads since 2015. This year, the maison has expanded this fine jewellery line with the Coco Crush mini bracelets collection, available in 18-karat beige gold, classic yellow gold and white gold, with or without diamonds. The collection retains the maison’s iconic quilted motif while also featuring its signature invisible Coco Twist clasp, a patented Chanel invention that allows you to secure the bracelet with one hand. Talk about easy glamour.

Life is a peach—make the most of Pantone’s colour of the year for 2024 GET LUCKY One of the standout pieces from The Mikimoto Ruyi Collection is an 18-karat white gold bracelet with a string of Akoya Cultured pearls. The bracelet is held together with the Ruyi Knot motif, which gives the collection its name. The knot is a traditional Chinese emblem of good luck and wish fulfilment. WE LIKE TO MOVE IT The Move Titanium series by Messika is gender fluid, ergonomic and the perfect accessory for everyday ensembles. The collection presents a trio of distinct pieces: the Move Titanium SM Ring, Cord and Bangle Bracelet. Crafted from titanium, the items offer durability and a contemporary aesthetic. The understated look combined with the metal’s hypoallergenic properties render the collection…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, March 2024

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