Safe Word: The Best Jewelry Launches of October 2026

Asprey is giving its rare jadeite collection a new life with Brazilian jewelry designer Silvia Furmanovich. The collaboration transforms stones in unexpected shades of green, pink, lavender, red, white, and orange into one-of-a-kind jewels inspired by exotic flora and fauna. Hand-carved Japanese bamboo, reclaimed Amazonian woods, woven horsehair, and intricate Shibayama inlay surround the colorful stones, bringing together British heritage, Brazilian artistry, and Asian craft traditions in a celebration of nature and craftsmanship.

Kinn Studio is celebrating nine years with “Dare to Dream,” a new collection inspired by growth and the possibilities of what comes next. Founder Jennie Yoon centers the collection around four symbolic motifs: a butterfly for transformation, a swan for grace and self-trust, a Pegasus for imagination and freedom, and a crescent moon for intuition and discovery. Appearing across 14K gold pendants, necklaces, and signet rings, each is designed to act as a personal talisman whose meaning can evolve alongside its wearer. Nine years in, Kinn is proving there’s always room to dream about what comes next.

Tiffany & Co. is bringing a colorful new perspective to its iconic HardWear collection. Inspired by an archival lapis lazuli and pearl necklace once worn by Rachel Lambert “Bunny” Mellon, the 10 new designs pair vivid turquoise and luminous Akoya pearls with HardWear’s signature 18K gold links. With a nod to the bold palettes of the pop art era, the collection includes earrings, pendants, bracelets, and necklaces. The unexpected pairing brings a new sense of color and character to HardWear’s signature links. Whether layered into your everyday stack or worn as the main attraction, the new designs offer a bolder way to wear a Tiffany classic.

Fie Isolde is loosening up the clean lines of Art Deco with her latest “Déco Collection.” Inspired by 1920s Paris and old Hollywood, the Danish designer pairs precisely cut baguette and step-cut diamonds with hand-sculpted gold, textured bezels, and intentionally imperfect finishes. Each design is individually sculpted in wax by Isolde before being cast in gold, leaving subtle variations that make no two pieces exactly alike. By trading perfect symmetry for a more organic approach, Isolde gives Art Deco’s signature geometry a softer, more personal point of view.

Mejuri is adding a little color to its Salmon Gold collection. For the first time, the brand pairs its fully traceable gold with Montana sapphires, introducing four new styles set with naturally green-teal stones sourced entirely from Montana. The gold itself comes from old placer mine sites across North America, where Mejuri’s partner, Regeneration, recovers the metal while restoring waterways and habitats once damaged by mining. With fluid designs inspired by ripples, waves, and the landscapes surrounding water, the latest capsule puts nature at the center from material to finished piece.

John Hardy is getting spiritual with Modern Talisman, a new collection of amulets inspired by the mythology, natural world, and traditions of Bali. Five intricately detailed motifs—including a dragon, butterfly, lotus, seashell, and Bali starling—represent everything from protection and transformation to wisdom, connection, and hope. Crafted in sterling silver with 14K gold elements and diamond accents, the pieces are designed to be worn alone or layered together, allowing each wearer to build a collection with their own story.