Dior has added a new chapter to its My Dior jewellery line, and it’s leaning even further into one of its most recognisable design codes.
Reported by Nylon Singapore, the latest drop continues to rework the cannage motif — a pattern inspired by the Napoleon III chairs used at Christian Dior’s earliest runway shows — turning it into something more modular, wearable and contemporary.
At its core, the collection retains the focus on the signature weave, now reinterpreted in gold and refined with a cleaner, more polished finish. The result is a set of pendants and fine jewellery pieces that feel stripped back in silhouette but detailed in execution, with yellow, pink and white gold all in play. Diamonds appear across select designs, adding contrast without overwhelming the structure.
The pendants are designed to be flexible rather than fixed. You can wear them as single statement pieces or mix and match them on chains, depending on how you want to style them. One design stands out for combining all three gold tones on a single chain, playing with imbalance in a deliberate, understated way.
There is also a stronger focus on surface and texture this season. Interwoven gold elements are paired with gradient lacquer finishes, giving the pieces a smoother, almost fabric-like appearance. In the same vein, a rose gold ring and bracelet shift from red to pink tones, adding depth while maintaining the collection’s overall minimal direction.
The more sculptural pieces take the design further. A yellow gold cuff set with diamonds is finished with rainbow lacquer, introducing a brighter, more experimental edge. Alongside it, a white gold ear cuff set with diamonds keeps things pared back while still following the same design language.
The collection is available now through Dior boutiques and online at dior.com.