Louis Vuitton Debuts New Color Blossom Collection

Since its debut in 2015, the Louis Vuitton Color Blossom jewellery collection has brought the iconic Monogram Flower to life in new, exciting ways. Originally designed by Georges Vuitton in 1896, the floral motif first graced the brand’s classic steamer trunks. Fast forward to today, and the Color Blossom collection continues to pay homage to this beloved design, reinterpreting the flower’s bloom in coveted gemstones and creative twists.

Now, Louis Vuitton continues its creative evolution with the unveiling of 27 new Color Blossom pieces, spanning across six natural materials. This latest collection showcases designs in yellow and rose gold, each highlighting the iconic pattern in various interpretations. The release includes nine delicate chain necklaces, eight bracelet styles, three open rings, and seven ear studs, all spotlighting the Monogram Flower either solo or in combination motifs.

The blossom takes center stage in sparkling diamond-shaped Stars and circular Sun variations,
each one brought to life with a variety of dazzling gemstones. Mother-of-pearl gleams in shades of iridescent white and soft shell-pink, while bold pops of flaming red cornelian and vibrant malachite green pair perfectly with rose gold. Yellow gold designs offer a striking contrast with the rich depth of black onyx and the eye-catching aqua blue of amazonite. Designed for effortless layering, each piece invites you to mix, match, and stack to create your own, personalized style.

The iconic Monogram Flower is now more than just a symbol—it’s a piece of Louis Vuitton history. With its four petals forming a quatrefoil, this iconic design has been central to Maison’s identity for over a century.The central dot, inspired by the brass pins of the brand’s original trunks, beautifully links the craftsmanship of the past with today’s artistry. Now, with the Color Blossom collection, Louis Vuitton takes its legendary emblem to exciting new heights, evolving its rich heritage for the modern world.