Green Is the Colour of 2026: Luxury Watch & Jewellery Trends
Discover the Colour of 2026
Green Is the Colour of 2026
In luxury, colour can do far more than follow a seasonal trend. On a watch dial, it can transform a familiar design. In a gemstone, it acquires extraordinary depth through light. Combined with gold and diamonds, it can create an aesthetic that remains relevant long after the season has changed.
And in 2026, green moves firmly into the spotlight.
WGSN and Coloro have named Transformative Teal the Colour of the Year 2026. Sitting between deep blue and aquatic green, it is also one of the five key colours identified for Fall/Winter 2026/27.
Yet luxury does not need to interpret a trend through one precise shade. The spectrum extends from teal and forest green to emerald, jade, turquoise and translucent prasiolite.
This versatility makes green particularly compelling in fine watches and jewellery.
Chopard: When a Watch Becomes a Jewel
Our editorial begins with the green Chopard Happy Sport selected for the campaign visual.
The model perfectly illustrates the meeting point between watchmaking and jewellery. Chopard's signature moving diamonds introduce light and motion, while the intense green dial and matching strap turn colour into an integral part of the design.
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OMEGA: A Modern Green Classic
With OMEGA Seamaster Aqua Terra Green 41 mm, ref. 220.10.41.21.10.001, green becomes clean, architectural and distinctly contemporary.
The stainless-steel watch features a green dial, automatic calibre 8900, a 60-hour power reserve and METAS certification.
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For a sportier expression, the OMEGA Seamaster Diver 300M, ref. 210.30.42.20.10.001 brings green into one of the maison's most recognisable diving silhouettes.
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Breitling: From Aviation to the Sea
Breitling demonstrates the versatility of green across several very different collections.
The Navitimer B01 Chronograph 46, ref. AB0137241L1A1 pairs its green dial with the manufacture B01 chronograph movement and approximately 70 hours of power reserve.
Breitling Navitimer B01 Chronograph 46 Green
The Chronomat B01 42, ref. AB0134101L1A1 offers another powerful green interpretation, while the compact Superocean Heritage Automatic 36, ref. A10390361L1S1 shows how beautifully the colour works at a smaller scale.
Hublot: When Colour Becomes Material
Hublot takes the idea one step further.
Art de Suisse lists both Classic Fusion Titanium Green and Big Bang Integrated Green Ceramic. In the latter, green is no longer simply applied to a dial: it becomes part of the material identity and architecture of the watch itself.
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Vhernier: Green as Sculpture
In jewellery, green becomes even more expressive.
Vhernier approaches jewellery almost as sculpture. Smooth curves, bold volumes and ergonomic forms are influenced by architecture and contemporary art, while precious metals, diamonds and coloured stones are combined in unconventional ways.
The green Vhernier ring and bracelet selected for this editorial demonstrate exactly why the maison works so beautifully within the 2026 colour story: the gemstone is not simply decoration. It becomes part of the structure of the jewel.
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Pasquale Bruni: Green Agate and Prasiolite
Pasquale Bruni offers a softer, more romantic interpretation.
The TON JOLI Green Agate Earrings, ref. 16354R combine 18K rose gold with 24 mm flower-shaped green agate and white and champagne diamonds.
Pasquale Bruni TON JOLI Green Agate Earrings
The Petit Joli Green Agate Earrings, ref. 16113R and matching Ring, ref. 16125R translate the same colour into a more delicate scale.
For a lighter interpretation, the BON TON Dolce VITA Prasiolite Bracelet, ref. 16264R combines rose gold, a 14 mm flower-shaped prasiolite and diamonds.
Pasquale Bruni BON TON Dolce VITA Prasiolite Bracelet
Graff: The Brilliance Beside Green
Graff adds another essential element to this colour story: diamonds.
The Art de Suisse catalogue currently includes more than 130 Graff creations, spanning collections such as Spiral, Butterfly, Tilda's Bow and Classic Graff.
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Against intense green, colourless diamonds create a particularly sophisticated contrast. White brilliance illuminates emerald, teal and jade tones without competing with them.
It is an elegant styling principle for 2026: green + diamonds + white gold.
A Colour of the Moment. Luxury Beyond the Season.
A fashion season can determine when we begin noticing a colour more intensely. Fine watches and jewellery, however, operate on an entirely different timeline.
A mechanical watch by Chopard, OMEGA, Breitling or Hublot is not designed for one season. Neither does a Vhernier, Pasquale Bruni or Graff jewel lose its relevance when the fashion calendar moves forward.
This is perhaps the most sophisticated way to approach a colour trend in luxury:
not to choose something simply because it is fashionable today, but to discover a timeless object in a colour that perfectly captures its moment.
In 2026, that colour is green.
