Hirotaka CROSBY and EQUINOX pair urban structure with natural pattern
HirotakaCROSBY recalls New York’s SoHo, while three stones bring new variation to EQUINOX pyramid rings.
The works and their design
Hirotaka launched CROSBY and new EQUINOX designs on 10 September 2026. CROSBY pays tribute to Crosby Street, where the brand held its first New York trunk show, drawing on iron architecture and the neighbourhood’s creative atmosphere. It includes diamond rings, a double-finger ring, earrings and an ear cuff. EQUINOX adds bloodstone, unakite and Dalmatian jasper to its architectural ring forms.
JEWEL DAILY perspective
JEWEL DAILY suggests comparing openings and crossbars before looking at stone patterns. CROSBY uses folds and empty space to establish structure, with a gem-set bar acting as a bright connection. EQUINOX centres attention on the material. Unakite’s green and pink are natural variations rather than painted decoration, and no two stones need look identical. One line relies on metal boundaries; the other on changing mineral patterns.
Details
- Collection
- CROSBY / EQUINOX
- Available from
- Sep 10, 2026
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