Royal Oak Joaillerie brings bracelet geometry to jewellery
Audemars Piguet Japan announced the collection on October 2, 2026. Dream of Joux, Risoud Eclipse and Frosted Gold give the Royal Oak bracelet's geometry distinct treatments in gold, titanium and gemstones.
Three interpretations of a bracelet
Audemars Piguet Japan announced Royal Oak Joaillerie on October 2, 2026. The jewellery collection reinterprets the geometry of the Royal Oak bracelet across three groups: Dream of Joux, Risoud Eclipse and Frosted Gold. Together, these groups encompass necklaces and cuffs, with drop earrings also included in the Dream of Joux offering.
The Risoud Eclipse necklace and its corresponding cuff use black PVD-treated titanium links and studs. Both pieces feature sugarloaf emeralds and brilliant-cut diamonds, bringing together the specified metal treatment and these two types of gemstone.
Materials and made-to-order pieces
Dream of Joux includes cuffs in 18K gold and a matching set comprising a tie-style necklace and drop earrings. The pieces combine diamonds, sapphires and blue anodised titanium. The announcement identifies only the high-jewellery creations of Dream of Joux and Risoud Eclipse as unique pieces made to order.
Frosted Gold presents necklaces and cuffs in 18K white, pink or yellow gold. The textured finish used for these gold pieces was developed with Carolina Bucci in 2016.
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