Chantecler’s 2025 shines with the light of Capri

In Capri, gold gleams everywhere. In Tiberius’ treasures, in baroque architecture, in the tesserae that weave the mosaics of Villa Lysis. It is the reflection of La Dolce Vita, that perfect balance of pleasure and lightness that has found its most aspirational form on the island. With its 2025 jewellery creations, Chantecler celebrates this brilliance.

At the heart of this radiance is the corno, an absolute symbol in Chantecler’s universe, now reimagined in a softer, more fluid silhouette. The baroque head is distilled to its essence, while the stem acquires a natural, flowing movement. White gold, rock crystal, and diamonds interplay in luminous harmonies, while pavé settings of precious and hard stones enhance its talismanic power.

The sea itself is transformed into jewellery in the “Mediterranea” collection, where mythical creatures take center stage. A seahorse rises from the depths, curling gracefully around a finger, while the Ricciocorno, crafted in colored titanium and gold and studded with sapphires and diamonds, becomes a precious amulet, an emblem of metamorphosis and wonder.

Other collections, too, embrace new inspirations. Enchanté captures the duality of Capri, from sunlit days to moonlit nights, through jewels in gold, kogolong, and onyx, composing a striking interplay of light and shadow. “Miniatura” shifts away from enamel to showcase the brilliance of gemstones, painting a precious portrait of the island through its symbols: the iconic Faraglioni and a fish surfacing from the depths, whispering tales of the Mediterranean. The “Logo” collection introduces new chromatic explorations, where labradorite meets red coral and turquoise, while the silhouette of the Faraglioni stands boldly against natural stone, crowned by a rooster singing to the moon, a golden evocation of Capri’s nocturnal charm.

Furthermore, the Campanella, which in 2025 is adorned with rock crystal and a newly sculpted sky-blue topaz, capturing the clarity of a summer sky that chimes with white gold and diamonds.

Antonella Reina, Editor VO+