The collection was created to fill a long-overlooked gap in the fine jewelry market, it said, providing a “fresh perspective” on men’s luxury jewelry with vibrantly colored lab-grown colored gemstones and diamonds.
Its 25 pieces, a mix of pendants, rings, and bracelets, feature strong architectural lines, angular silhouettes, and hefty 18-karat yellow and white gold.
A 14-karat yellow gold ring featuring a lab-grown princess-cut diamond accented by a second diamond for a total of 2.87 carats ($6,255)
A two-tone dog tag pendant with a 1.38-carat lab-grown sapphire accented by 0.54 carats of lab-grown diamonds ($3,965 with round box chain)
A 14-karat white gold ring featuring a lab-grown 2.28-carat elongated baguette alexandrite flanked by two lab-grown diamonds totaling 0.44 carats ($5,470)
A cross pendant set with 1.69 carats of lab-grown baguette diamonds in 14-karat yellow gold ($3,965 with round box chain)
Chatham said the launch of its first men’s collection reflects the growing consumer demand for jewelry that combines superior quality, thoughtful design, and lasting value.
The men’s collection retails from $3,900 to $18,000.
It debuted in June and is available through Chatham’s jewelry program partnerships.