Louis Vuitton’s Color Blossom collection just got bigger. This season, the Maison introduces 27 new iterations of its signature Monogram Flower, extending its presence across necklaces, earrings, rings, and bracelets. Whether in sculptural sautoirs or delicate studs, the collection continues to evolve with a mix of striking hues and precious materials.
First launched in 2015, Color Blossom takes inspiration from the Monogram Flower motif created by Georges-Louis Vuitton in 1896. Over the years, the collection has embraced an array of stones—iridescent white mother-of-pearl, soft pink mother-of-pearl, fiery cornelian, deep malachite, rich onyx, and oceanic amazonite—each paired with either rose or yellow gold for a refined contrast. The result? A dynamic lineup of fine jewelry that plays with color and dimension in a way that feels fresh yet timeless.
With this latest expansion, the collection continues to lean into versatility. Worn solo or stacked, mixed or matched, the new pieces invite a personalized approach to styling. The Monogram Flower remains at the core, but its iterations are as varied as the wearers themselves—an ever-growing lexicon of Louis Vuitton’s enduring craftsmanship in jewelry.
