Jérôme Dreyfuss unveils Lucky, a talisman for modern style

Jérôme Dreyfuss has created Lucky, a silver pendant that distils the French house’s philosophy into a single, wearable talisman. Photographed by Jérémie Nassif, the piece appears as a delicate charm suspended from a fine chain, its intricate detailing catching light against bare skin. The pendant carries the understated elegance the house has cultivated across three decades, marrying minimalist design with the kind of layered symbolism that transforms jewellery from ornament into companion.

The Lucky collection speaks to an intuitive understanding of how we dress ourselves not merely for appearance, but for confidence. Rendered in silver, the pendant sits close to the body, intimate and constant. Its form suggests something both ancient and contemporary, a modern take on protective jewellery with roots in personal ritual. This is not jewellery that announces itself loudly; rather, it whispers a reminder of intention and fortune to the wearer alone.

Jérôme Dreyfuss’s approach to luxury has always privileged restraint and quality over excess. The Lucky pendant continues this philosophy, offering something that refuses to date or tire. Its appeal lies in its versatility: worn alone against a black tank or layered amongst other chains, it becomes an anchor point in how one presents oneself to the world. The piece belongs equally to morning rituals and evening occasions, a silver constant through life’s necessary transitions.

Imagery courtesy of Jérôme Dreyfuss (@jeromedreyfuss).