A style over 130 years old, Le Damier de Louis Vuitton collection transcends the idea of gender in its collections, highlighting the fluidity of taste in its design, characterized by the idea that the jewels belong to anyone willing to don them. 

Newest edition highlights include the inclusion of a hoop in a larger size, in three different gold offerings: rose gold, yellow, and white. A piece meant to accompany their hoops in a smaller size, the line continues its purpose of all the jewelry being complementary to one another, the ability to mix pieces and wear them together, and allowing one's personal collection of Damier to grow with the line itself. 

A sliding pendant necklace is also available in the collection, further pushing the brand narrative of versatility in the jewelry's wear. Allowing the jurisdiction of the look to come from the wearer, siding with the personal vision of the buyer. With the new additions, the collection now spans over 30 offerings, a testament to the longstanding vogue of the Damier pattern.

The statement piece of this launch is undoubtedly the two-row bracelet. At 9mm and set with 120 diamonds, the piece exemplifies the adroitness of its craftsmanship. Each bracelet is hand-assembled to ensure durability and agility to withstand the rigors of everyday wear. 

The capability of the line to be both dressed down and up curates both an ode to the historical tradition of the line and a concise modernity, keeping the collection's relevance alive through its dedication to craft and attention to every detail that makes it recognizable. Louis Vuitton’s focus on allowing self-expression to shine through in the Damier collection singles it out as its major benefactor in the tribulations of personal style.