Engelbert arrives stateside and Bulgari bows in Beverly Hills, plus Van Cleef & Arpels polishes its Perlée rings
Cinematic Stones at Bulgari
BULGARI has reemerged in Beverly Hills with a flagship evoking cinematic glamour. On the main floor, fine jewelry, watches, perfume, and bags sit alongside the house’s first collection of minaudières. There are scores of designs crafted in gold and set with colorful gemstones in vitrines to take in before ascending a grand staircase to the mezzanine, complete with a Venini scenographic glass curtain, where high jewelry designs and other special collections reside. 401 N. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills, 310-858-9216; bulgari.com. E.V.
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Hoorsenbuhs Drops Anchor in Venice
Robert Keith’s new vision for HOORSENBUHS, the cultish handcrafted jewelry line he founded 20 years ago, is emerging at the company’s new headquarters on lower Abbot Kinney in Venice. On its ground floor, the two-story flagship with interiors created by Keith houses eyewear, clothing, accessories, and leather goods in addition to motorcycles parked near bold Open-Link bracelets, necklaces, Phantom cuffs, and Mini-Axe earrings crafted in sterling silver and inspired by ships’ anchor chains. Upstairs is the high jewelry: Heritage collection chains, solitaire or jewel-encrusted rings, and new X collection pieces in mixed metals and diamonds sit in the second-floor salon beside fine art, metal work, and two decades of one-of-a-kind acquisitions. Back on the main floor, a bespoke sound system and live music room nod to live DJ sets and performances ahead. 2320 Abbot Kinney Blvd., Venice, 877-852-6699; hoorsenbuhs.com. E.V.
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Tiffany & Co. Takes Flights of Fancy
The play of light and color on butterfly wings encrusted with white and fancy vivid yellow diamonds or rare colored gemstones like padparadscha sapphires is eye-catching in any setting, particularly as part of a bridal ensemble. Blue Book designs created by Nathalie Verdeille, TIFFANY & CO. chief artistic officer, alongside the jewelry house’s design studio, include high jewelry interpretations of the elegant insect in aisle-ready necklaces and bracelets. The Hidden Garden collection pieces are drawn from archival Jean Schlumberger originals such as a necklace with a concealed Monarch butterfly evoking the creature’s delicate movements in rings and bracelets. tiffany.com. E.V.
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Brilliant Earth Reemerges in Beverly Hills
San Francisco fine jewelry brand BRILLIANT EARTH — known for its sustainable diamonds — has reimagined its Beverly Hills flagship. When entering the 3,472-square-foot gallery-style space, visitors encounter a floral mural, striking deep green–washed Venetian plaster paired with calm earth-toned travertine, and jewelry displayed around curated consultations, including suites for private appointments. 329 N. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills; brilliantearth.com. R.R.
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Sparkling Spheres at Van Cleef & Arpels
Golden beads are paired with diamonds or vibrantly colored gemstones in a new assortment of rings from VAN CLEEF & ARPELS’ elegant Perlée collection. The spheres — in yellow, rose, or white gold grouped in multiple rows or a single line — are intertwined with similarly size diamonds and can be layered. There’s even a three-row Perlée ring that’s set with rows of sapphires amid yellow gold beads. Diamonds and radiant colored stones are chosen to match the carefully calibrated precious metal beads cast in wax and reworked by hand for optimal roundness. Nail settings with rounded tips created by High Jewelry stone setters secure the diamonds, sapphires, rubies, or emeralds, and light shines through the gold honeycomb openwork on the reverse side. vancleefarpels.com. E.V.
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Engelbert Debuts Modern Heirlooms in L.A.
The Swedish jewelry house ENGELBERT, founded in 1920 and helmed by Giovanna Battaglia Engelbert and Oscar Engelbert, has landed in Beverly Hills. The new showroom is layered with personal objects, including Giovanna’s drawings, vintage Wilhelm Kåge ceramics, and the brand’s signature jewelry, including the Legacy Knot collection. 415 N. Camden Dr., Beverly Hills, 424-278-1885; usengelbert1920.com. E.V.
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Harry Winston’s New Facets
HARRY WINSTON’s Costa Mesa boutique has been reimagined during a six-month renovation. The polished white marble salon, down to the marquetry starburst floor, is newly luminous due to a striking central chandelier just as the house celebrates its founder’s 130th birthday. High jewelry and bridal designs are here, as are Emerald, Ocean, and Premiere collection timepieces and beloved fine jewelry, including Winston Cluster rings and pendants. Classics from cascading diamond earrings to tennis bracelets, Sunflowers, Forget-Me-Not styles, and Candy Candy cocktail rings join diamond loops. The house’s new Graffiti collection taps into a decidedly downtown vibe with a pendant necklace set with diamonds and colored gemstones filling in house initials, H.W., that are shaped in the exaggerated block letters used to scrawl a name or phrase across a notebook, a doodle, or a subway wall. 3333 Bristol St., South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa, 714-371-1910; harrywinston.com. E.V.
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Jaeger-Lecoultre Reemerges in Costa Mesa
The Watchmaker of Watchmakers has a new West Coast address. JAEGER-LECOULTRE’s newly relocated South Coast Plaza boutique draws its design language from the Vallée de Joux — organic materials, natural tones, quiet confidence. A Strap Bar invites unhurried customization, while a private VIC lounge offers collectors a moment entirely their own. Some things, it turns out, are worth the wait. 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa; jaeger-lecoultre.com. K.C.
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Boucheron Fashions La Vie Bohème
A reimagined Serpent Bohème collection is emerging this spring as BOUCHERON taps onyx and yellow gold for an array of new earrings, necklaces, rings, bracelets, a brooch, and a watch. The designs evoke the light-blocking effects of an eclipse, with the sun rendered in gold and onyx representing the moon. Pieces are set with polished gold taking the place of a stone or faceted onyx paired with pavé diamonds. Creative director Claire Choisne’s latest moonshot includes four oversize creations, including a ring and bracelet resembling a snake that’s meant to encircle a finger or wrist, a bold necklace with a pear-shaped stone drop, and a brooch — all playing on the duality of light and dark. 449 N. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills, 424-421-3993; boucheron.com. E.V.
Portions of this story originally appeared in the Spring 2026, Summer 2026, and Summer Weddings 2026 issues of C Magazine.
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