Hermès has once again redefined the boundaries of high jewelry with its latest collection, “Lignes Sensibles.” Designed by Pierre Hardy, Creative Director of Jewelry, the collection takes inspiration from the human anatomy and sensory experience, offering an intimate and tactile connection between wearer and piece. Comprising 45 exquisite creations, the collection blurs the line between jewelry and second skin.

“Lignes Sensibles” is divided into five distinct lines: À l’écoute, Ondes Miroirs, Hermès Réseau Lumière, Contre la Peau, and Hermès Faire Corps. Each piece is meticulously crafted to follow the body’s natural contours, emphasizing fluidity and harmony. Hardy’s approach here is profoundly personal, stating, “The jewelry is closer than ever to the body itself,” moving beyond metaphor to a direct and sensual dialogue.
The collection’s palette is an understated yet impactful celebration of natural beauty, featuring gemstones like tourmalines, prehnites, sapphires, and moonstones, complemented by rose gold. These elements are chosen with precision to enhance various skin tones, underscoring Hermès’ commitment to universality and inclusivity.

One standout is the Contre la Peau necklace, a stunning lattice of rose gold and diamonds that mimics the texture and fluidity of skin. This intricate design, achieved through groundbreaking craftsmanship, highlights the maison’s mastery of balancing artistry with innovation.
With “Lignes Sensibles,” Hermès solidifies its reputation as a pioneer in contemporary high jewelry. This collection transcends adornment, transforming each piece into a deeply personal expression of beauty and connection—a true testament to the maison’s philosophy of timeless luxury and artistry.