Gucci has unveiled its 2025 High Jewelry and High Watchmaking collections, expanding on its heritage with new creations that carry forward the House’s iconic motifs and craftsmanship. The latest High Jewelry pieces are introduced under three key lines, Labirinti Gucci, Horsebit, and Marina Chain, each carrying a distinct identity while showcasing the precision, color, and detail that define Gucci’s luxury design language.
The Labirinti Gucci collection, first introduced in 2024, continues its path through the idea of a garden maze. This year’s 20 new creations highlight geometry and floral inspiration through streamlined silhouettes and gemstone-rich structures. A close-fitting necklace stands out with clean lines of articulated diamonds that curve with the neck’s movement. A vivid 24.75ct round-cut tanzanite and a 5.94ct cushion-cut Paraiba tourmaline interrupt the linearity at the center, surrounded by diamonds designed to resemble a hidden fountain within a maze.
A ring in the collection features a 6.02ct oval-cut Brazilian aquamarine placed in a rose-like setting, with two Paraiba tourmalines and pear-shaped diamond petals built into the shank. Another piece, a garlanded necklace, carries a large 52.86ct octagonal Brazilian aquamarine suspended from a linear strand of diamonds, layered with a macramé-style diamond pattern and 30cts of oval tanzanite stones. The collection includes elements drawn from Art Deco lines, subtle G motifs, and garden-inspired forms.
The Horsebit collection brings a new perspective to the emblem that traces back to Gucci’s equestrian influence. Now reimagined in High Jewelry, the Horsebit appears in a series of rings, bracelets, earrings, and necklaces. A standout bracelet includes a diamond-paved linear structure with a central Horsebit element set with sapphires, including a 5.19ct oval-cut sapphire, with blue metal plating to enhance the tone.
Another piece is a collar necklace designed asymmetrically with red and green elements, anchored by a 3.07ct ruby and small round tsavorites. The matching earrings use two 1.62ct rubies, tsavorites, and diamonds to complete the motif. Each design uses color, stone cuts, and symmetry to highlight the symbol in a more refined, modern way.
The Marina Chain collection, originally from the 1960s, makes a return in 2025 in a new High Jewelry form. The updated pieces use bold colors and a variety of gemstone sizes to produce gradient transitions across each design. A complete set includes a necklace and bracelet covered in rubies, tsavorites, and sapphires across a mix of colors, connected by Marina Chain charms and diamond-encrusted links.
Another necklace highlights a 3.40ct Brazilian aquamarine pendant, surrounded by light blue sapphires and diamonds. Earrings in rose gold feature a 2.73ct spinel in a pink sapphire and diamond setting, echoing the chain’s curved structure. Additional designs appear in tanzanite and gold. The collection uses shape, color, and stone arrangements to bring new energy to the original motif.
Gucci’s High Watchmaking collection in 2025 expands with seven new pieces across the G-Timeless, GUCCI 25H, and Gucci Interlocking lines. The G-Timeless series introduces five new watches focused on Métiers d’Art techniques, inspired by vintage silk scarf prints. Each 40mm piece features a diamond-set tourbillon movement and hand-engraved casebacks. One design uses the Flora print by artist Vittorio Accornero, turning it into a dial made of white gold, diamonds, grand feu enamel, violet jade, and mother-of-pearl, finished with a black alligator strap. Another is based on the Velieri nautical scarf, incorporating engraved ships made from 28 and 12 pieces of wood on a mother-of-pearl dial, along with hand-painted maritime and celestial motifs.
A third takes cues from the Perle scarf’s underwater setting, with a white enamel dial hand-painted with aquatic life and detailed with chrysoprase, jade, and Murano glass spheres. A rose gold model based on Mr. Accornero’s Safari print includes a painted savannah scene on a laser-engraved mother-of-pearl dial. The final G-Timeless watch references equestrian themes, using 40 olive wood pieces in a micro-marquetry dial and a rose gold overlay of a jockey and horse, with green tsavorites used to convey motion.
The GUCCI 25H collection adds a new skeleton tourbillon watch called Amphitheater, inspired by Rome’s Colosseum. With a case measuring just 8.4mm thick, it features a 3D-effect baguette diamond setting on a rose gold case, a flying tourbillon at 6 o’clock, and a brown alligator strap with a diamond-embellished buckle.
The Gucci Interlocking line, first introduced in 2024, sees the addition of a 41mm rose gold model set with various-sized diamonds. It includes a flying tourbillon with the Interlocking G logo, a jumping hours complication, and a layered dial made of hand-lacquered discs under smoked sapphire and aventurine glass. It’s finished with a black alligator strap.
The 2025 collections focus on pushing established design elements forward with sharper forms, more precise setting techniques, and high-level materials. The jewelry and timepieces carry existing Gucci symbols into more technical and visually bold territory. Everything from the gemstone selection to dial construction is approached with clear direction, offering a range that feels fresh without losing its signature codes.
