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Reinforcing its never-ending pursuit of creative possibilities, Byredo introduces fine jewellery as a new permanent category. The series builds from foundational archetypes – to pierce and to adorn – that decode the practice of individual ornamentation and self-expression. Uniting two central motifs into a singular expression, rounded pearl shapes interlock with graphic bars, forming a pattern that can be repeated and extended ad infinitum.

A material output that embodies Ben Gorham’s aim to translate emotions deeply rooted in the personal, the debut collection draws upon a part of his heritage, named for the Hindi word ‘Virasaat’ meaning ‘inheritance’. Made to endure, it signifies the value inherent in these totemic objects, passed down from older generations to the next like a birthright.

The collection takes a craft-orientated approach to the discipline, made in Italy using precious metals such as silver and gold. The series of necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings appear fluid, as if shaped by ebbs and flows of water and time, ready to take on the unique imprint of the wearer.

Reinforcing its never-ending pursuit of creative possibilities, Byredo introduces fine jewellery as a new permanent category. The series builds from foundational archetypes – to pierce and to adorn – that decode the practice of individual ornamentation and self-expression. Uniting two central motifs into a singular expression, rounded pearl shapes interlock with graphic bars, forming a pattern that can be repeated and extended ad infinitum.

A material output that embodies Ben Gorham’s aim to translate emotions deeply rooted in the personal, the debut collection draws upon a part of his heritage, named for the Hindi word ‘Virasaat’ meaning ‘inheritance’. Made to endure, it signifies the value inherent in these totemic objects, passed down from older generations to the next like a birthright.

The collection takes a craft-orientated approach to the discipline, made in Italy using precious metals such as silver and gold. The series of necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings appear fluid, as if shaped by ebbs and flows of water and time, ready to take on the unique imprint of the wearer.

Reinforcing its never-ending pursuit of creative possibilities, Byredo introduces fine jewellery as a new permanent category. The series builds from foundational archetypes – to pierce and to adorn – that decode the practice of individual ornamentation and self-expression. Uniting two central motifs into a singular expression, rounded pearl shapes interlock with graphic bars, forming a pattern that can be repeated and extended ad infinitum.

A material output that embodies Ben Gorham’s aim to translate emotions deeply rooted in the personal, the debut collection draws upon a part of his heritage, named for the Hindi word ‘Virasaat’ meaning ‘inheritance’. Made to endure, it signifies the value inherent in these totemic objects, passed down from older generations to the next like a birthright.

The collection takes a craft-orientated approach to the discipline, made in Italy using precious metals such as silver and gold. The series of necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings appear fluid, as if shaped by ebbs and flows of water and time, ready to take on the unique imprint of the wearer.

Reinforcing its never-ending pursuit of creative possibilities, Byredo introduces fine jewellery as a new permanent category. The series builds from foundational archetypes – to pierce and to adorn – that decode the practice of individual ornamentation and self-expression. Uniting two central motifs into a singular expression, rounded pearl shapes interlock with graphic bars, forming a pattern that can be repeated and extended ad infinitum.

A material output that embodies Ben Gorham’s aim to translate emotions deeply rooted in the personal, the debut collection draws upon a part of his heritage, named for the Hindi word ‘Virasaat’ meaning ‘inheritance’. Made to endure, it signifies the value inherent in these totemic objects, passed down from older generations to the next like a birthright.

The collection takes a craft-orientated approach to the discipline, made in Italy using precious metals such as silver and gold. The series of necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings appear fluid, as if shaped by ebbs and flows of water and time, ready to take on the unique imprint of the wearer.

Reinforcing its never-ending pursuit of creative possibilities, Byredo introduces fine jewellery as a new permanent category. The series builds from foundational archetypes – to pierce and to adorn – that decode the practice of individual ornamentation and self-expression. Uniting two central motifs into a singular expression, rounded pearl shapes interlock with graphic bars, forming a pattern that can be repeated and extended ad infinitum.

A material output that embodies Ben Gorham’s aim to translate emotions deeply rooted in the personal, the debut collection draws upon a part of his heritage, named for the Hindi word ‘Virasaat’ meaning ‘inheritance’. Made to endure, it signifies the value inherent in these totemic objects, passed down from older generations to the next like a birthright.

The collection takes a craft-orientated approach to the discipline, made in Italy using precious metals such as silver and gold. The series of necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings appear fluid, as if shaped by ebbs and flows of water and time, ready to take on the unique imprint of the wearer.

Byredo explores new possibilities in the language of Virasaat with two variations of scale: Jumbo and Mini.​ Handcrafted in Italy in 24-carat gold vermeil, the Jumbo Virasaat Ring is enlarged by 60% from the original design. Its generous proportions reveal every curve and contour with heightened clarity, transforming Virasaat’s delicate silhouette into a powerful statement piece. Worn alone, the Jumbo ring serves as a bold expression of presence. Paired with original collection, it deepens Virasaat’s dialogue of contrasts.

Reinforcing its never-ending pursuit of creative possibilities, Byredo introduces fine jewellery as a new permanent category. The series builds from foundational archetypes – to pierce and to adorn – that decode the practice of individual ornamentation and self-expression. Uniting two central motifs into a singular expression, rounded pearl shapes interlock with graphic bars, forming a pattern that can be repeated and extended ad infinitum.

A material output that embodies Ben Gorham’s aim to translate emotions deeply rooted in the personal, the debut collection draws upon a part of his heritage, named for the Hindi word ‘Virasaat’ meaning ‘inheritance’. Made to endure, it signifies the value inherent in these totemic objects, passed down from older generations to the next like a birthright.

The collection takes a craft-orientated approach to the discipline, made in Italy using precious metals such as silver and gold. The series of necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings appear fluid, as if shaped by ebbs and flows of water and time, ready to take on the unique imprint of the wearer.

Reinforcing its never-ending pursuit of creative possibilities, Byredo introduces fine jewellery as a new permanent category. The series builds from foundational archetypes – to pierce and to adorn – that decode the practice of individual ornamentation and self-expression. Uniting two central motifs into a singular expression, rounded pearl shapes interlock with graphic bars, forming a pattern that can be repeated and extended ad infinitum.

A material output that embodies Ben Gorham’s aim to translate emotions deeply rooted in the personal, the debut collection draws upon a part of his heritage, named for the Hindi word ‘Virasaat’ meaning ‘inheritance’. Made to endure, it signifies the value inherent in these totemic objects, passed down from older generations to the next like a birthright.

The collection takes a craft-orientated approach to the discipline, made in Italy using precious metals such as silver and gold. The series of necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings appear fluid, as if shaped by ebbs and flows of water and time, ready to take on the unique imprint of the wearer.

Reinforcing its never-ending pursuit of creative possibilities, Byredo introduces fine jewellery as a new permanent category. The series builds from foundational archetypes – to pierce and to adorn – that decode the practice of individual ornamentation and self-expression. Uniting two central motifs into a singular expression, rounded pearl shapes interlock with graphic bars, forming a pattern that can be repeated and extended ad infinitum.

A material output that embodies Ben Gorham’s aim to translate emotions deeply rooted in the personal, the debut collection draws upon a part of his heritage, named for the Hindi word ‘Virasaat’ meaning ‘inheritance’. Made to endure, it signifies the value inherent in these totemic objects, passed down from older generations to the next like a birthright.

The collection takes a craft-orientated approach to the discipline, made in Italy using precious metals such as silver and gold. The series of necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings appear fluid, as if shaped by ebbs and flows of water and time, ready to take on the unique imprint of the wearer.

Reinforcing its never-ending pursuit of creative possibilities, Byredo introduces fine jewellery as a new permanent category. The series builds from foundational archetypes – to pierce and to adorn – that decode the practice of individual ornamentation and self-expression. Uniting two central motifs into a singular expression, rounded pearl shapes interlock with graphic bars, forming a pattern that can be repeated and extended ad infinitum.

A material output that embodies Ben Gorham’s aim to translate emotions deeply rooted in the personal, the debut collection draws upon a part of his heritage, named for the Hindi word ‘Virasaat’ meaning ‘inheritance’. Made to endure, it signifies the value inherent in these totemic objects, passed down from older generations to the next like a birthright.

The collection takes a craft-orientated approach to the discipline, made in Italy using precious metals such as silver and gold. The series of necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings appear fluid, as if shaped by ebbs and flows of water and time, ready to take on the unique imprint of the wearer.

Byredo explores new possibilities in the language of Virasaat with two variations of scale: Jumbo and Mini.​

Handcrafted in Italy in 24-carat gold vermeil, the Jumbo Virasaat earring is enlarged by 60% from the original design. Its bold proportions enhance the fluidity of Virasaat’s signature curves, transforming a once delicate form into a striking focal point.

Each earring takes on its own distinct form, offering two interpretations of the same sculptural vocabulary. Their deliberate asymmetry creates a quiet tension, allowing the pair to unfold as a dialogue rather than a reflection.

Reinforcing its never-ending pursuit of creative possibilities, Byredo introduces fine jewellery as a new permanent category. The series builds from foundational archetypes – to pierce and to adorn – that decode the practice of individual ornamentation and self-expression. Uniting two central motifs into a singular expression, rounded pearl shapes interlock with graphic bars, forming a pattern that can be repeated and extended ad infinitum.

A material output that embodies Ben Gorham’s aim to translate emotions deeply rooted in the personal, the debut collection draws upon a part of his heritage, named for the Hindi word ‘Virasaat’ meaning ‘inheritance’. Made to endure, it signifies the value inherent in these totemic objects, passed down from older generations to the next like a birthright.

The collection takes a craft-orientated approach to the discipline, made in Italy using precious metals such as silver and gold. The series of necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings appear fluid, as if shaped by ebbs and flows of water and time, ready to take on the unique imprint of the wearer.