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40+ Best Diamond Pieces Spotted at COUTURE 2025
By Jane Asher, June 7, 2025
Photographed by: Vincenzo Dimino
COUTURE 2025 offered an exceptional curation of natural diamond pieces, from diamond essentials to statement pieces.
Jenna Blake antique diamond necklace
Every year, the COUTURE jewelry show in Las Vegas exhibits exceptional pieces from the world’s most renowned designers, bringing together an elite curation of fine jewelry and timepieces, and COUTURE 2025 was no exception. From heritage brands like Pomellato and Marco Bicego to independent designers like Lionheart and Sylva & Cie, everyone brought their natural diamond A-game to the show floor.
Meet the Author
- Jane Asher is a social media manager with a passion for pop culture.
- She holds a Bachelor’s degree in English from Washington University in St. Louis.
- As a journalist, her work has been featured in publications such as InStyle Magazine, Stylecaster, Martha Stewart Weddings and more.
Industry professionals, designers, retailers, buyers, and more travel worldwide to gather in Las Vegas, making this one of the largest jewelry trade shows in the world. Designers and brands exhibit rings, bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and more, many of them sparkling with natural diamonds. Below, discover the OND curation of natural diamond pieces spotted this year.
Mason and Books
Jewelry designer Mason and Books debuted a few new exciting designs at the COUTURE shows, including the Slingshot Lasso earrings pictured on the right. Her Nautilus ring, Boomerang ring, Evie bow ring, and tk ring (clockwise from top left) are pictured on the left.
Rosario Navia
Rosario Navia also debuted a new collection at the show. The Helium collection takes the style of her original Mara collection and puffs out the design.
Jenna Blake
Known for using stunning antique cut diamonds like Old Mine and Old Euro, Jenna Blake showed a collection of her signature styles and new designs at COUTURE 2025, like these chandelier earrings and Riviere necklace.
OX
To reach a new customer base, OX put a twist their classic Ourglass style to include smaller diamonds and a clover clasp.
Beck Jewels
Inspired by her island roots, deigner and Beck Jewels founder, Rebecca Zeijdel-Paz creates pieces that are an ode to the sea, including this diamond necklace, named the Scuba necklace.
Dezso by Sara Beltrán
Known for her work with seashells and ocean-inspired designs, Dezso designer Sara Beltrán debuted a few new pieces at COUTURE 2025 including the three necklaces above.
Marco Bicego
A COUTURE show mainstay and globally renowned brand, Marco Bicego debuted new designs and one-of-a-kind designs at the show. Shown here is are new iterations of the Lunaria style, including a double bracelet and ring with diamonds.
Sylva & Cie
Sylva & Cie‘s diamond offerings are always incredible at the jewelry show, and COUTURE 2025 was no different. A classic antique-cut diamond ring sits next to a brown diamond set with a white diamond halo and chunky gold band.
Single Stone
Single Stone‘s “Currency” pendant is new to the collection this year and debuted at COUTURE 2025. Each charm features a Zodiac sign etched in diamonds.
Walters Faith
Chain link diamond pavé earrings in two different lengths from Walters Faith
Lionheart
Two different necklace stacks from Lionheart Jewelry. On the left from top to bottom, the Flora Jumbo Diamond Flower charm, a new Sunburt diamond charm, the Cassandane mega diamond heart medallion, and a diamond arrow charm. On the right, diamond pieces all from the Lumière collection.
White Space
COUTURE 2025 was White Space Jewelry’s first time exhibiting in Vegas, showcasing stunning pieces like these brown and white diamond rings.
State Property
State Property’s newest collection is inspired by the founding couple’s 5-year-old son and the imaginative story he dreamed up, featuring an alien egg and its outer-space adventures. Pictured here are train-track-inspired diamond pieces, part of the alien’s train ride in the story.
Kavant & Sharart
Known for their innovative multi-wear pieces, this year Kavant & Sharart debuted some new pieces, like the earrings on the left, and brought back some of their timeless designs, like the twist ring in the center. Also included in the new pieces are the Mingle earrings on the right.
Shelley & Co
Known for using fancy colored diamonds in unique cuts and shapes, this piece features two step-cut pears, one white and one fancy pink.
Yeprem
Yeprem’s famous Golden Strada Clip earrings.
Luis Morais
Luis Morais carabener necklace featuring an oval bezel set diamond and three diamond bangles from the new collection.
Andreoli
A rose gold and platinum diamond ring that also transitions into a brooch featuring pavé natural diamonds and baguette diamonds in the center.
Azlee
Azlee celebrated their 10 year anniversary this year at COUTURE 2025 with some new, exciting pieces, including this stunning emerald-cut diamond ring that sits inside a fitted ring jacket. Also pictured is a mixed-cut, bezel-set tennis necklace.
Type Jewelry
Diamond necklaces and bracelets from Type Jewelry’s Lego collection.
Harwell Godfrey
Harwell Godfrey debuted her new disco ball collection at COUTURE 2025, seen here in earrings, necklace, and ring.
Melissa Kaye
Melissa Kaye recently started working with bigger natural diamonds, seen here in the Rocky suite on the left and the new Curved Collar necklace on the right featuring a sizable oval natural diamond, which made its debut at COUTURE 2025.
Marie Lichtenberg
Designer Marie Lichtenberg herself models some of her newest jewelry offerings, including the diamond and ebony ‘Touch Wood’ pendant, diamond mesh necklace, and diamond idiom bracelets.
Zahn-Z
The ZAHA bracelet sits on top of a new diamond bracelet from Zahn-Z’s newest collection along with the brand’s classic ZAHA stackable rings.
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Mattia Cielo’s ‘Be Soft’ collection features flexible diamond earrings, necklaces, and rings with a unique titanium center. The new pieces in the collection feature pear-shaped diamonds.
Pamela Zamore
A diamond ring and necklace from Pamela Zamore’s Holos collection, seen at COUTURE 2025. Holos means ‘whole’ in ancient Greek, and the design explores the concept of balance and unity, featuring two sculptural halves, interlocking to become one piece.
Pomellato
High jewelry and fine jewelry necklaces from Italian jewelry house, Pomellato.
Bijules
Designer Bijules models her fine nail rings, Compass Rings, Compass handlet and Compass necklace.
Renna Jewels
Renna Jewels debuted a new style of tennis necklace at COUTURE 2025, featuring a thicker gold chain and larger, graduated diamonds, along with some new earrings, including the briolette drop cuff on the right.
Jade Trau
Jade Trau necklace layers and bracelet stack, featuring a stand-out heart-shaped natural diamond pendant.
Jacquie Aiche
Designer Jacquie Aiche models an array of her diamond designs on the right and an assortment of diamond rings on the left.
Nikos Koulis
Earrings and a ring from Nikos Koulis’ new high jewelry collection ‘WISH‘.
Sorellina
Sorellina showcased creative designs, including these pendant charms with an emerald cut, heart-shape, and round brilliant salt and pepper diamonds, and a cassette tape pendant that actually winds the diamond tape inside.
Anita Ko
Anita Ko’s round and pear-shaped diamond Orbit earring paired with a bezel pear-shaped diamond choker and a necklace from her newest collection.
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