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JEWELLERY TRENDS AT PARIS FASHION WEEK SS27

JEWELLERY TRENDS AT PARIS FASHION WEEK SS27

The mood in Paris was clear: more colour, more personality, more gold. SS27 saw heritage codes reworked, romanticism return and jewellery take on a more expressive role. We take a closer look at the key jewellery trends emerging from Paris Fashion Week, and the RUUSK pieces that reflect the season.

 

VALENTINO: Colour is in full bloom

After a long era of neutrals and the clean-girl aesthetic, maximalism is making its return. This was particularly evident at Valentino, where Alessandro Michele brought his signature world of bold, eccentric and beautifully collected dressing. Colour, pattern and personality came together in a way that felt deeply individual.

What this means for jewellery:
Coloured stones are having their moment. Think expressive colour, unexpected combinations and sculptural pieces that bring personality.

The RUUSK Edit:
Coloured stone pieces, from champagne and yellow diamonds to sapphires, rubies and birthstones, bring that same sense of individuality to any jewellery collection.
Discover The Birthstone Collection →
Shop by Stone →


DIOR: Romanticism, reimagined

Jonathan Anderson’s Dior was a pastel dream, with romanticism and whimsical femininity at the forefront. Fine pleats, soft volumes and airy fabrics created a sense of movement and lightness, balancing delicate femininity with a distinctly modern edge.

What this means for jewellery:
Soft, romantic jewellery is finding its way back in. Look to gentle curves, organic forms and pieces that feel almost botanical in their shape.

The RUUSK Edit:
The Monte range bring softness and organic movement to the collection, with sculptural curves designed to be worn every day.
Discover Monte →

The Talisman range is a celebration of the finer, heirloom-quality details, with fine engraved etchings that wrap around soft edges like pleats.
Discover Talisman →


CHANEL: Heritage, made modern

Matthieu Blazy’s Chanel was a journey through time, drawing on Gabrielle Chanel’s signature codes and reimagining them for the modern woman. The collection celebrated freedom, movement and pieces designed to live with you. Jewellery followed suit, with considered pieces designed to be layered effortlessly from day to night.

What this means for jewellery:
Heritage styles are being brought into the present. Think refined, stackable pieces with a sense of history, worn endlessly in new combinations and collected over time.

The RUUSK Edit:
Our plain gold bands and stackable rings are designed to become part of your everyday collection, layered and worn in ways that evolve with you.
Discover Stacking Rings →


SCHIAPARELLI: Jewellery as a secret language

Daniel Roseberry’s Schiaparelli delivered some of the season’s most unforgettable jewellery and accessories. Structured tailoring and textured embellishment were punctuated by jewellery inspired by spirit animals. Motifs appeared throughout the collection almost like hidden easter eggs, woven into charms, buttons, embroidery and intricate accessories.

What this means for jewellery:
Jewellery is becoming more symbolic and expressive. Charms, motifs and meaningful details allow pieces to carry a story that is entirely their own.

The RUUSK Edit:
Our hand engraved signets are designed to hold memories and stories in every etching.
Discover Signets →

Our necklace charms, pendants and sliders offer endless possibilities to create your own stack, each one carefully selected and personalised to tell your story.
Discover Pendants & Charms →


SAINT LAURENT: Gold takes centre stage

Anthony Vaccarello’s Saint Laurent, staged with the backdrop of the Eiffel Tower, was drenched in gold. Shimmering lamé, metallic surfaces, brocade and dramatic silhouettes made gold impossible to overlook. And the message for jewellery was just as clear: gold is no longer simply a detail. It is the hero.

What this means for jewellery:
Statement gold, sculptural forms and layered pieces are taking centre stage. Gold is being worn with confidence, as a defining part of the look rather than a finishing touch.

The RUUSK Edit:
Our solid gold sculptural pieces, statement rings and layered necklaces embrace gold as the centrepiece, designed to be worn alone or built into a collection.
Discover Sculptural Statements  →


THE JEWELLERY TAKEAWAYS

Gold is the hero.
No longer simply a detail, gold is being worn with confidence, from sculptural statement pieces to considered layers.

Colour is back.
Coloured stones bring personality, individuality and a sense of play to fine jewellery.

Heritage is being reimagined.
Nostalgia and heritage codes are being brought into the present, creating pieces that feel familiar yet distinctly current. Designing for the future, constantly being inspired by the past.

Build your collection.
Refined core pieces are being layered, stacked and collected, creating jewellery wardrobes that move effortlessly from day to night, and remain timeless through the ages.

Make it personal.
Motifs, charms, engravings and meaningful stones are turning jewellery into a form of self-expression.

Craftsmanship still matters.
Across fashion and jewellery, quality, craftsmanship and the beauty of things made well remain at the heart of luxury.