Floral jewels have long been a hallmark of high jewellery, but at this year’s Haute Couture presentations in Paris, designers approached the motif with renewed focus and technical ambition. Scale, movement and materiality were explored through rare stones, transformable elements and tactile textures, reimagining the flower in bold, contemporary forms. Here, we spotlight the standout floral creations from the 2025 shows.

Nature has long been a source of inspiration for Place Vendôme jewellers; celestial bodies, flora and fauna keep coming back to their high jewellery collections year after year. If we go through the archives of Chaumet, Boucheron, Mellerio or Cartier, we will find enough inspiration to create nature-inspired jewels for many years to come. However, this July, during the high jewellery launches, a strong design inspiration in the form of flowers came to the fore. Chaumet, Boucheron, Mikimoto and Pasquale Bruni presented whole luscious collections inspired by various flowers, especially roses, while Anna Hu, Piaget, and Chopard presented meticulously crafted standalone floral designs as a part of other themes. Now, let’s take a closer look at the couture flower designs made from precious metals and gemstones instead of fabric.