New pieces from the My Dior jewellery collection lets you connect to the Maison’s heritage in your own way.
Text: Alana Scott. Images: Dior, Tanya & Zhenya Posternak, Louise & Maria Thornfeldt, Emily Jeanne.
Since 1947, when Christian Dior unveiled his legendary presentations at 30, avenue Montaigne in Paris, guests bore witness to his genius as they sat on Napoleon III chairs placed within his salon. Who could’ve imagined that these chairs, with their distinctive pattern—those precise architectural lines woven into cane—would become more than mere furniture detail.
That is where Dior’s iconic cannage pattern originates from. And today, this historic motif lives on in the expanded My Dior jewellery collection, as envisioned by artistic director of Dior jewellery, Victoire de Castellane.
De Castellane has transformed this architectural detail into braided gold pieces that speak to modern luxury. The latest collection showcases her technical prowess with eleven new pieces that push traditional boundaries. Among them, a diamond-pavé choker brings the cannage directly to the neckline, while a double ring spans two fingers for an unexpectedly bold statement. Meanwhile, the sculptural cuff makes an impact on the wrist, alongside a range of bracelets and a single earring crafted in yellow and white gold.
My Dior Jewellery Collection 2025
What sets these pieces apart is the meticulous construction process. Each element is assembled by hand through multiple steps, with polished gold ribbons slipping beneath the cannage mesh to create depth and reflection. The interplay between yellow and white gold, diamonds, and vibrant turquoise lacquer demonstrates the House's commitment to innovative techniques.
What My Dior fundamentally offers is wearable heritage that connects today’s luxury consumer to Dior's founding story while offering fresh ways to express personal style. Layer them, stack them, or wear each piece on its own, it’s an exquisite collection that invites you to exclaim “My Dior” as truly yours.
