Nordstrom, Hezlberg, and Peoples Jewellers are selling the collection.
“From the start, the brand has been about self-expression, challenging conventions, and creating objects that carry meaning beyond their function,” Off-White said.
“Jewelry allows us to explore these ideas in a more intimate and enduring way, translating Off-White’s distinctive codes into pieces that become part of daily life and wear.”
While the collection is called “Fine Jewelry by Off-White,” it technically is jewelry that is classified as demi-fine or bridge jewelry.
The collection uses sterling silver, 18-karat yellow gold vermeil, and white and black lab-grown diamonds as well as malachite, lapis, onyx, and tiger’s eye.
Its designs feature clean geometry, chunky sculptural pieces, and recognizable details from Off-White’s “distinctive” design language, like its arrow motif.
Off-White said it reinterpreted its familiar signatures into wearable objects for the collection.
“The launch marks another milestone in Off-White’s continued evolution, extending the brand’s creative vision beyond ready-to-wear and accessories into fine jewelry while remaining true to its commitment to innovation, design, and contemporary culture,” the brand said.
There are 60 pieces including necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings, pendants, and cufflinks in men’s and unisex styles.
The collection retails from $200 to $3,000 and is sold in Nordstrom stores and on its website as well as on Helzberg’s website.
In Canada, the collection is sold in Peoples Jewellers stores. Peoples is owned by Signet Jewelers Ltd.
The collection is also on the Off-White website.
Off-White was founded by Abloh in 2013 and is currently owned by brand management company Bluestar Alliance, which purchased it from LVMH in 2024.
The brand releases seasonal men’s and women’s clothing collections, objects, and furniture.
Abloh was the creative director and designer of the brand.
Ib Kamara, a longtime Off-White collaborator who worked closely with Abloh, was named creative director of the brand in 2022 after Abloh’s death in late 2021.
He left the role in August, according to WWD.