Sometimes, the finishing touch is the main event. Hermès jewelry brings some of the Maison’s most recognizable signatures to everyday dressing, from the iconic H of the Clic H bracelet to the equestrian-inspired details of the Collier de Chien. With distinctive designs, colorful enamel, and signature leatherwork, these pieces offer another way to wear a little Hermès.
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These seven favorites lend themselves to mixing, matching, and stacking — making them just as appealing worn solo as styled together.
Clic H Bracelet
There’s a reason it’s called the Clic H. The bracelet’s ingenious swivel clasp opens and closes with a distinctive click, with the iconic H serving as both the fastening and the focal point. Finished in sleek enamel, it comes in an array of colors, from neutral Noir, Gold, and Étoupe to brighter shades like Orange Fruité, Rouge de Cœur, and Vert d’Eau. Depending on the colorway, the hardware comes in yellow gold, silver, or rose gold plating. The Clic H bracelet retails for $810.
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Collier de Chien Bracelet
For those who like their jewelry with a little rock and roll attitude, the Collier de Chien Bracelet delivers. Its bold Médor studs, central ring, and adjustable closure balances equestrian references with a statement-making silhouette. The bracelet comes in a range of Hermès’ iconic leathers, including Chèvre Chamkila, Barenia calfskin, and Box calfskin, with colors such as Macassar, Bleu Abysse, and Vert Cyprès – metal finishes vary by design. Prices start at $1,600 for the Chèvre Chamkila version.
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Kelly Double Tour Bracelet
Why carry the Kelly when you can wear it? From the iconic handbag to the Kelly 18 Belt and Jumping Boot, Hermès’ signature clasp has featured on a stable of designs. The Kelly Double Tour bracelet gives it another outing, wrapping a slim Swift calfskin strap twice around the wrist and finishing with a downsized version of the famous closure. Choose from understated shades like Noir, Gold, and Étoupe or brighter options such as Rouge de Cœur, Vert d’Eau, and Rose Églantine, with hardware finishes varying by colorway. The Kelly Double Tour bracelet retails for $580.
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Mini Pop H Earrings
A little H, a lot of personality. The Mini Pop H earrings reimagine the Maison’s signature initial in a playful, curved silhouette, finished in glossy lacquered metal. At just 0.35 inches high, they’re small enough for everyday wear but come in a rainbow of colors to make them stand out. Options include softer shades like Poudre, brighter New Capucine, and rich Rouge H, alongside two-tone designs. The metallic finish varies by colorway, with yellow gold, silver, and rose gold plating available. The Mini Pop H earrings retail for $580.
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Farandole Necklace
The Farandole Necklace proves that a little chain reaction can be a very good thing. Inspired by Hermès’ iconic Chaîne d’Ancre motif, its linked sterling silver design traces back to the anchor chains that caught Robert Dumas’s eye along the Normandy coast in 1937. Available in three lengths — 80 cm, 120 cm, and 160 cm — it offers plenty of styling possibilities. Wear the shorter version on its own, double a longer chain for a layered look, or wrap the 160 cm length three times for a bolder effect. You can also experiment with choker and lariat styles. Prices for the Farandole start at $2,075 for the 80 cm length.
Chaîne d’Ancre Enchaînée Ring
Why stop at the necklace? Hermès’ iconic Chaîne d’Ancre motif makes its way onto the fingers with the Enchaînée ring, reimagining the familiar anchor chain as a sculptural piece of jewelry. Crafted in sterling silver, the small model has a bold, interlocking design that can complement a Chaîne d’Ancre necklace or make a statement all on its own. With its polished finish and recognizable links, it’s an understated way to wear one of the Maison’s most enduring motifs. Choose the small model in sterling silver for $730, or opt for the rose gold version at $3,150.
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Olympe Ring
Leather and an iconic H make a winning combination. Inspired by a design dating back to 1970, the Olympe Ring features Madame calfskin framed by a metal H motif, adding a leather accent to everyday jewelry. Available in silver and gold colorways, the ring comes in small and large models, retailing for $410 and $435, respectively.
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Which Hermès jewelry icon has your heart — are you team enamel, leather, or silver chain? And which piece is next on your wishlist?
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