Repossi’s Berbere collection is built around repetition: a gold line, a measured interval, then another line. Its latest additions preserve that graphic clarity while changing the relationship between colour, surface and proportion. A double two-row ring, new earrings and a blue-lacquered Chromatic design extend the collection’s architectural vocabulary.
Introduced in September, the new pieces draw on the Berbere Module Ring and its interpretation of the signet. Their identity comes from how the bands occupy space around a finger or an ear, allowing a relatively restrained design to acquire presence through scale and placement.
The setting as a line
The Berbere Double Two-Row Ring pairs polished pink gold with pavé-set diamonds. Its elongated structure gives the repeated bands a more expansive form, while the diamond line adds light without obscuring the underlying geometry. The new two-row hoop earrings apply a related approach, with pink gold and pavé diamonds defining their compact curves.

In the campaign portraits, rings and ear jewellery are worn with dark tailoring and a striped shirt. The styling allows the forms to read clearly against the hand and face, bringing an everyday context to pieces whose construction remains precise and sculptural.

A colour drawn from Place Vendôme
The Berbere Chromatic Vendôme edition adds blue lacquer to a white-gold ring set with diamonds. Repossi identifies the colour as a reference to the Vendôme Column, linking the new surface to the Parisian setting of the house.
The finish depends on a sequence of careful operations. Ceramic-enriched lacquer is applied, filed and polished by hand to produce its smooth, glossy appearance. In the supplied product photograph, the blue occupies a broad band beside a fine diamond-set edge, making the division between colour and brilliance a central part of the design.

These additions keep Berbere recognisable while offering distinct ways to wear its repeated lines. The changes are concentrated in a few considered details: the reach of a ring, the curve of an earring and a new colour held within a familiar form.
Featured image: Courtesy Repossi.