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The Jewellery Garden: Flowers That Never Wilt

This summer’s floral jewellery arrives pre-bloomed and heatproof: Fendi’s potting shed on silk, Dolce & Gabbana’s rattling Sicilian charms, and daisies with a dark side.

12 August 2026

High summer is no time for restraint: the gardens are showing off, the terraces of Chelsea are full by six, and jewellery and accessories have decided to join in, sprouting petals, palms and pollen-heavy charms wherever you look. The joy of the botanical kind is that it never wilts, never needs deadheading, and survives a heatwave considerably better than a peony.

Floral flourishes: charms and scarves

Start at the handle: bag charm clipped to a strap does a season’s worth of work in one small gesture. Fendi’s silk foulard makes the same point at the neck — a hand-drawn potting shed of anemones, tulips and wheelbarrows, edged in logo — and knots just as happily around a bag strap. The rest of the look can be as plain as you please.

The full garland: the best floral necklaces and bracelets

For the maximalists, blossoms come strung shoulder to shoulder — pink petals along a gold chain, a sculpted flower rising from ropes of pearls — while Dolce & Gabbana’s Sicilian charm bracelet rattles with coral, majolica and velvet pom-poms. These are the pieces that will do all the talking at a garden party. Let them.

Petals with an edge: floral earrings

For your lobe-wear, things to take an unexpected twist: orchids and palms are conjured from lab-grown gems by Anabela Chan, who says she is at her most creative in nature; pink tourmalines bloom inside halos of diamonds; and for anyone who likes their florals with a little menace, see Jessica McCormack’s blackened gold and diamond daisy hoops.

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