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Van Cleef & Arpels Launches Zodiac Jewelry Collection

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  Published in Travel and Leisure on Thursday, February 19th 2026 at 13:43 GMT by Travel + Leisure
      Locales: Île-de-France, FRANCE

Paris, France - February 19th, 2026 - Van Cleef & Arpels has launched its highly anticipated Zodiac Collection, a dazzling array of jewelry pieces representing the twelve signs of the astrological zodiac. While the collection itself is breathtaking in its craftsmanship and design, it also signals a broader trend: the increasing prevalence of zodiacal and celestial themes within the luxury goods market. This isn't merely a seasonal fad; it represents a shift in consumer desires towards personalization, meaning, and a reconnection with ancient symbolism.

Van Cleef & Arpels' new collection, unveiled earlier today, features meticulously crafted pendants, bracelets, and rings, each designed to embody the unique characteristics of its corresponding zodiac sign. The designs cleverly integrate the brand's iconic motifs - the delicate clover leaves, reminiscent of good luck, and the flowing grapevines, symbols of prosperity - alongside representations of the constellations. The use of precious gemstones isn't arbitrary; diamonds evoke clarity and strength, sapphires represent wisdom and loyalty, and carnelian, with its fiery hue, embodies courage and passion, all carefully chosen to resonate with the astrological attributes of each sign.

"We've observed a growing fascination with astrology and the cosmos amongst our clientele," explained Elise Dubois, Head of Design at Van Cleef & Arpels, during a press briefing. "People are increasingly seeking jewelry that is not just beautiful, but also meaningful. They want pieces that tell a story, that reflect their personality, and that connect them to something larger than themselves. The zodiac provides a perfect framework for this kind of emotional connection."

But Van Cleef & Arpels isn't alone in recognizing this trend. Over the past several years, numerous luxury brands have incorporated astrological themes into their product lines. Earlier this year, Dior Homme released a limited-edition series of silk scarves featuring intricate depictions of the zodiac constellations, while Gucci unveiled a line of handbags adorned with astrological symbols. Even watchmakers like Jaeger-LeCoultre have begun to experiment with celestial complications, incorporating moon phase indicators and star charts into their timepieces.

Experts suggest several factors are driving this celestial surge in luxury. The pandemic and subsequent periods of uncertainty have prompted many to seek comfort and guidance in spirituality and self-discovery. Astrology, with its emphasis on personal introspection and understanding, has become increasingly popular, particularly amongst millennials and Gen Z. Social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram have further amplified this trend, with astrological content garnering billions of views.

Furthermore, the growing desire for personalization is a key driver. Mass-produced goods are losing their appeal; consumers crave unique items that reflect their individuality. Zodiac-inspired jewelry offers a personalized touch, allowing wearers to express their identity and embrace their unique astrological profile. The ability to select a piece specifically aligned with one's sun sign, moon sign, or rising sign adds another layer of personalization.

The impact of this trend extends beyond jewelry and accessories. Interior design is also witnessing a surge in celestial-themed decor, with star maps, moon phase wall art, and astrological-inspired color palettes becoming increasingly popular. Even the hospitality industry is capitalizing on the trend, with hotels offering astrology-based wellness retreats and personalized horoscopes for guests.

The Van Cleef & Arpels Zodiac Collection is available now both online and in boutiques worldwide. Prices range from $5,000 for smaller pendants to upwards of $50,000 for more elaborate diamond-encrusted bracelets. While the price point remains firmly in the luxury bracket, the collection's appeal lies not just in its inherent value, but in the intangible connection it offers to the cosmos and the self. The continued success of this collection, and others like it, suggests that the celestial trend is here to stay, solidifying its place as a significant force within the evolving landscape of luxury goods.