Cover 2025 sees the rise of Mocha Mousse-coloured jewellery
2025 sees the rise of Mocha Mousse-coloured jewellery
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2025 ushers in a new wave of elegance with Mocha Mousse-coloured jewellery—a warm brown hue that exudes understated sophistication, reminiscent of life’s most soothing and delightful moments.
2025 ushers in a new wave of elegance with Mocha Mousse-coloured jewellery—a warm brown hue that exudes understated sophistication, reminiscent of life’s most soothing and delightful moments.
This soft, comforting tone—evocative of aromatic coffee and light-as-air mousse—looks set to define the year ahead. “It’s about redefining what feels precious, embracing life’s finer details, and savouring simple pleasures,” shares Laurie Pressman, Vice President of the Pantone Color Institute, on the meaning behind Mocha Mousse.
Jewellery in this shade brings with it a distinctive charm. Think tiger’s eye, smoky quartz or brown topaz, paired with precious metals such as rose gold or copper-toned gold, for a look that seamlessly blends classic elegance with modern sensibility. Even pearls in soft brown or copper tones lend a subtle radiance, making the style surprisingly versatile.
Join Tatler Vietnam as we explore how Mocha Mousse is casting its irresistible spell on the fashion set.
Pomellato’s Sabbia Ring
Sabbia, meaning “sand” in Italian, conjures the image of sunlit grains shimmering in nature’s light—imperfect, yet captivating. Pomellato channels this essence into its Sabbia ring, where white diamonds are pavé-set with apparent spontaneity to evoke a soft, glistening effect.
Above At its centre, a brown diamond in a gentle bezel setting complements the sparkle of the surrounding stones (photo: Pomellato)
At its centre, a brown diamond in a gentle bezel setting complements the sparkle of the surrounding stones (photo: Pomellato)
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Crafted in 18k rose gold, the ring radiates warmth and elegance. At its centre, a brown diamond in a gentle bezel setting complements the sparkle of the surrounding stones. The Sabbia ring is a celebration of Pomellato’s design freedom—an ode to natural beauty and the courage to stand apart. A quietly confident choice for the modern woman who embraces her individuality.
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Clara Chebab Halo Brown Ring
The Clara Chehab Halo Brown Ring is jewellery as storytelling—an intimate expression of motherhood and reverence for nature. Made from 18k rose gold, it glows softly, encasing an untreated brown quartz like a secret unearthed from deep within the earth.
Above Each gem is hand-selected and every detail lovingly shaped by artisans in Beirut (photo: Clara Chehab)
Each gem is hand-selected and every detail lovingly shaped by artisans in Beirut (photo: Clara Chehab)
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Its raw form conveys a rugged grace, framed by a halo of brown and white diamonds that amplify its natural splendour. Each gem is hand-selected and every detail lovingly shaped by artisans in Beirut. The result is a piece of quiet power, proof that beauty lies not in perfection, but in honesty and character.
Talisman hoop earrings by De Beers
From the house’s celebrated Talisman collection, these hoops offer a bold interplay of raw and polished diamonds, a De Beers signature. The 18k rose gold setting lends them a warm backdrop, allowing the gems’ individuality to shine through. At 7.6mm wide, the earrings feature an intriguing mix: classic rose cuts, sparkling rounds, rare fancy hues, and untouched rough stones.
Above The seemingly haphazard placement of diamonds, weighing a total of around 1.15 carats, creates a captivating, ever-changing dance of light (photo: De Beers)
The seemingly haphazard placement of diamonds, weighing a total of around 1.15 carats, creates a captivating, ever-changing dance of light (photo: De Beers)
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What sets them apart is the serti poinçon technique, hand-hammered to create a textured finish that delights the touch. The seemingly haphazard placement of diamonds, weighing a total of around 1.15 carats, creates a captivating, ever-changing dance of light.
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Rutilated crystal charm by Jacquie Aiche
With golden threads suspended in clear quartz, rutilated stones have long held a mystical allure believed to purify, centre and harmonise. Here, Jacquie Aiche pairs the crystal with a teardrop of green tourmaline, intricately pavé-set to catch the light in a hypnotic shimmer. Tourmaline, thought to awaken inner strength and balance the chakras, adds another layer of meaning.
Above Set in 14k yellow gold with its mellow warmth, the charm is about 1.75 inches in length and hangs from a generously sized pavé ring (photo: Jacquie Aiche)
Set in 14k yellow gold with its mellow warmth, the charm is about 1.75 inches in length and hangs from a generously sized pavé ring (photo: Jacquie Aiche)
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Set in 14k yellow gold with its mellow warmth, the charm is about 1.75 inches in length and hangs from a generously sized pavé ring, perfect for layering with other chains to create a personal statement in line with the Mocha Mousse aesthetic.
Ashaha’s Hind or Jaune Necklace
Above At its heart, round white diamonds totalling 6.00 carats are precision-set to form a radiant arc of light (photo: Ashaha)
At its heart, round white diamonds totalling 6.00 carats are precision-set to form a radiant arc of light (photo: Ashaha)
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This refined piece is forged from 18k yellow gold, weighing in at 18.00 grams. At its heart, round white diamonds totalling 6.00 carats are precision-set to form a radiant arc of light. Each stone is chosen with care, ensuring impeccable clarity and cut for a luminous finish.
A classic silhouette is elevated by the addition of a distinctive tassel. The effect? A necklace that not only flatters the neckline but also reflects the discernment and elegance of its wearer.
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