NouvelleBox is gearing up for its Paris Show, which features a roster of some of the leading independent designers from the U.S. and Europe, some of which are returning, while others will be showing with NouvelleBox for the very first time. The mix of distinctive styles, different sensibilities and inspirations will provide retailers with a wide range of bench jewelers and creators who work in old-world techniques, evoke different cultures and incorporate influences of the past into pieces that are at once modern and timely yet enduring and collectible.
"We couldn't be more excited for this upcoming edition of the NouvelleBox Paris show. As always, it's set to be a wonderful mix of brand new designers joining us for the first time alongside so many familiar faces returning - that blend is really what makes each edition special. We're thrilled to have Sally Morrison in conversation with Rachel Garahan, which promises to be a real highlight. We're also delighted to welcome For Future Reference sales agency, bringing some fantastic brands from the US to the showroom this season. On the press side, we're looking forward to another brilliant press day with Myrene de Premonville Communications. And of course, we can't wait to welcome buyers from all five continents who make the trip to be with us - it really is always the most exciting time of the year." - Darren Hildrow, Founder of NouvelleBox.
Here is a preview of some of the designers that will be exhibiting at the show, from October 1-5, 2026, at 40 rue de Richelieu, 75001 Paris.
Lizzie Mandler
"The Little Loves collection will be an extension of my Love Knots and Form collections, featuring one-of-a-kind diamond pendants in 18K gold with hand-engraved messages on the backs. Weighty gold charms, with romantic antique stones and the intimate detail of hand engraving."
Clara Chehab
"Who doesn't love charms? They're playful, mark milestones and help spark conversations. For me, charms aren't just accessories; they're personal stories made wearable."
Renato Cipullo
"For this collection, I draw inspiration from the strength of carved stone and the legacy of ancient Roman and Latin ideals. These pieces reinterpret classic forms through a contemporary lens, honoring the enduring artistry of the jeweler's bench."
Yuka Inanuma/Hum
"Our Rose Cut Diamond Collection is inspired by Georgian-style jewelry while adhering to our philosophy that beauty is found in stillness and imperfection."
Vanessa Fernandez/Vanessa Fernandez
"The collection, Curva Caótica, is heavily informed by the mother of abstract art, Hilma af Klint, whose goal as an artist was to paint energy which was invisible. It became my goal to sculpt an exotic and fluid movement, to calculate how to best and most seductively communicate irrational, chaotic and exotic female energy. Every piece is entirely handcrafted and cold-connected, meaning no heat was used in the connections but rather tension and work-hardened gold."
Tini Courtney/HOWL
"I grew up in Miami, surrounded by the distinct visual language of Art Deco hotel architecture, a backdrop that deeply shaped my sense of design. My family moved there when I was three, as my father was developing hotels in the South Beach Art Deco district, so Ocean Drive became part of my everyday landscape. Over the past fifteen years of creating jewelry, I've found myself continually drawn to the Art Deco era. With this collection, I wanted to approach that influence more directly, focusing on its geometry and glamour through my own, more modern lens."
Jade Ruzzo/Jade Ruzzo
"The newest collection is a celebration of self-love and truly embracing and loving who you are, in all of the forms that it may take. It is inspired by the natural beauty, authenticity and freedom of honoring, loving and looking after yourself."
Lauren Godfrey/Harwell Godfrey
"I named this collection Gold Rush because we're in one again, not out of nostalgia, but out of reflex. We're living in a moment that feels deeply unsettled, politically and culturally, and many of us are searching for steadiness and meaning within it. Gold's value has been proven for centuries, but its deeper power lies in its role as a beacon, a precious constant people return to when the world feels unmoored. As a result, gold is at an all-time high, and rather than turning my back on it, I'm running toward it."
Susan Cohen/Circa 1700
"I love paying homage to designers that came before me—and that can be seen in my 'Screw It' Horseshoe Cuff, which contains a hidden nod to Aldo Cipullo for Cartier with the use of screw heads instead of the classic nail heads. It also plays upon my love of Victorian pieces, the concept of luck and chance, and how popular horseshoes were back then. My pieces can be viewed as whimsical time capsules because they incorporate so many timeframes and draw upon the various artistic influences that inspire me.
Randy Molofsky/For Future Reference Vintage
“We’re so excited to bring our one-of-a-kind selection of unsigned vintage jewelry to Paris for the first time. I think the addition of unique pieces with heritage aligns perfectly with the French sense of style and offers stores and clients a way incorporate estate jewels into collections without breaking the bank.
Sia Taylor/Sia Taylor
"Buds unfurl and blossoms appear in twelve different colors of gold and platinum—evoking the subtle graduations found in nature. The Blossom Collar captures a feeling of renewal, fragility and transformation."
Fern Freeman/Fern Freeman
"These earrings explore the relationship between boldness, fluid movement and individuality through wearable art."
Joy Haugaard/Lionheart
"For my totem necklaces, I revisited colored gemstones I had gathered over many years, which have an energy to them. I began designing bold, sculptural pieces that felt both joyful and powerful, which I hope remind the wearer of her own strength, beauty and ability to take pride in the life she has built."
Moritz Glik/Moritz Glik
"My signet rings are inspired by generations of these styles. Within this collection I mix these timeless silhouettes with my signature Kaleidoscope Shaker™, where loose diamonds move freely for a contemporary expression of a classic design."
Lene Vibe/Lene Vibe
"My inspiration is continually found in nature, from tiny creatures and flowers in the garden to sea shells and other found objects from the sea. Here I create my version of hoop earrings, blooming with different sizes of my signature floral motifs, accented with diamonds in 18K gold."
Joy Toledano/MysteryJoy
"The Iconic Mini Hasard ring in 18K white gold embodies the elegance of chance and the mystery of destiny. Inspired by the symbolic power of the dice, it celebrates spontaneity, uncertainty and the beauty of life's unexpected moments through a refined and timeless design."
Francesca Neri Serneri/Le Sibille
"Our newest collection is rooted in Southern Italian culture, reinterpreted through our signature: the art of Roman micro mosaics. Each piece becomes a small talisman, carrying the energy of unseen forces. Like oracles, they speak of protection, destiny and beauty, suspended between myth and reality."
Lito Karakostanoglou/Lito Fine Jewelry
"Our Dunes collection of 14K gold and diamond jewelry is influenced by the desert's curves and light, designed to feel like a lingering memory of warmth and stillness."
Photo: Dunes two-finger Ring with diamonds.
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