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To those who seek life’s finer pleasures,

In this issue, Prada introduces Couleur Vivante, a fine jewelry collection featuring vibrant untreated gemstones. It pairs stones such as aquamarine with peridot and debuts the triangular Prada Cut, a shape that reflects the house logo.

The design came first, with stones sourced afterward to match the creative vision.

Let’s take a closer look.

📰 Upcoming in this issue

• 💎 Prada’s Couleur Vivante Lights Up Fine Jewelry

• 🌊 Fendi Marks 100 Years With Trevi-Inspired Unisex Fragrance

• 💎 Caviar-Inspired Tourbillon From Jacob & Co. Shimmers

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💎 Prada’s Couleur Vivante Lights Up Fine Jewelry

Town & Country previews Prada’s color-drenched Couleur Vivante collection. Expect unexpected gemstone pairings and the triangle reimagined in refined silhouettes.

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Key Takeaways:

• 🎨 Color Takes Lead: Aquamarine, amethyst, and other vivid stones appear in striking combinations that highlight hue, contrast, and clarity.

• 🔺 Triangle Reimagined: Prada’s signature triangle shapes bezels, links, and clasps, creating recognizable geometry without losing elegance.

• 🛠️ Craft Over Flash: Meticulous settings and balanced proportions keep pieces wearable, letting stones and form carry the design.

• 🧩 Versatile Lineup: From solitaire rings to rivière necklaces and line bracelets, the collection layers easily from day to evening.

🌊 Fendi Marks 100 Years With Trevi-Inspired Unisex Fragrance

Fendi celebrates its 2025 centenary with a scent inspired by Rome’s Trevi Fountain. The composition channels water, stone, and sunlit Roman air.

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Key Takeaways:

• 🗓️ Centenary Celebration: Fendi marks its 100th anniversary with a unisex fragrance that pays homage to Rome and the Trevi Fountain.

• 🌊 Aquatic–Mineral Signature: The scent evokes flowing water, cool stone, and luminous freshness, balanced for daily wear and evening polish.

• 🧱 Design Cues From Rome: The bottle and packaging reference architectural lines and travertine textures, showcasing Italy's craft heritage.

• 🛍️ Rollout and Positioning: Launches in Fendi boutiques and select partners, supported by centenary storytelling and limited-edition gifting.

💎 Caviar-Inspired Tourbillon From Jacob & Co. Shimmers

A new Jacob & Co. timepiece takes its inspiration from a freshly opened tin of caviar. With 424 gems and a one-minute flying tourbillon, it is both a showpiece and a feat of watchmaking.

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Key Takeaways:

• ✨ High Jewelry Meets Horology: The Caviar Tourbillon merges high jewelry aesthetics with serious watchmaking, positioning it as both a statement piece and a technical showcase.

• 💠 Gem-Set Abundance: 424 precious gems cover the case and dial, with baguettes in invisible settings that mimic tightly packed caviar grains.

• ⏱️ Signature Movement: Caliber JCAA43 powers a one-minute flying tourbillon with self-winding mechanics, enhanced by 338 pavé diamonds on one visible side.

• 🧠 Cultural Provenance: Designer Jacob Arabo, celebrated in hip-hop circles, continues to push boundaries by blending traditional techniques with bold, celebrity-favored design.

One last thing

Prada is turning its fashion aesthetic into lasting jewelry signatures. A design-first approach and bold use of color create pieces that stand out in a crowded luxury market. Collectors gain recognizability, rarity, and brand value in a single package.

Catch you in the next issue,

Catherine Beaumont
Editor-in-Chief
Boston, Massachusetts
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