Hugo Cahill Jewels

03/06/2026

The Ananke Lovelace Necklace traces a continuous curve of mauve, lilac, and violet diamonds, drawn towards a singular blue diamond suspended at its centre. Its hooked structure, crafted in gold and Japanese shibuichi, transforms a technical solution into the defining gesture of the piece.

Presented by at PAD Saint Tropez.







Photography by Raquel Pellicano

02/06/2026

Some stones seem to arrive with their own landscape.

These Nigerian Lagoon tourmalines travelled from a small village to Geneva, where they became the heart of the Naiad Skylark Earrings. Sculpted in anodised titanium and completed by hand in Switzerland, they move between blue, green, and silver as though colour itself were alive.

I have always been drawn to strength that disguises itself as lightness. Perhaps that is why these feel so natural.

Naiad Skylark Earrings ✦ L’Eau Trois Collection
Soon at PAD Saint Tropez, presented by Second Pétale.

26/05/2026

London

25/05/2026

Arina was the starting point.

Not a sketch, nor a theme. A presence.

The lacquer carries a depth I wanted to preserve almost untouched, somewhere between cinnabar and wet pigment under evening light. Pearls follow the contour in graduated scale, giving softness to the line while preserving its tension.

Naiad Arina ✦ L’Eau Trois

22/05/2026

A silhouette that carries something of the spur, something of armour, something of the female form. Violet, dark, slightly severe, almost punk in temperament, yet deeply seductive. I wanted them to feel titanic and protective at once, as though unearthed from some forgotten civilisation where adornment and power were inseparable.

To me, jewellery should never simply decorate. It should alter the posture of the woman who wears it.

Atlas Spur Earrings ✦ Chiaroscuro Collection

21/05/2026

15/05/2026

Naiad Arina Earrings ✦ L’Eau Trois

Sometimes the quietest details leave the strongest impression.

13/05/2026

Naiad Arina Earrings ✦ L’Eau Trois

Made in Paris, this is the newest Naiad inspired by Arina.

Warm rose gold, cinnabar lacquer, cultured pearls and diamonds.

The two lacquered volumes mirror one another in a single continuous gesture, narrowing toward the centre around a trilliant diamond. The pearls trace the outer edges in a gradual scale, introducing softness against the density of the lacquer.

The cinnabar tone was developed with Atelier Mathon to achieve a deeper, mineral-red hue with restrained gloss and softened reflections.

12/05/2026

Explorations in snowflake setting.

Between the stones, fine ridges of metal are raised and shaped by hand, allowing the surface to move continuously across the jewel like a field of light rather than a sequence of separate settings.

Today, it survives mostly within a handful of historic houses.

11/05/2026

Not everything luminous arrives loudly.