Jewelry and watches to invest in in 2024

Jewelry pieces, whether they are beautiful jewels or elegant watches, remain investments that are both enjoyable and retain a great appeal when resold. We can only advise you to look for them in their vintage version, to maximize the potential gain.

The Alhambra necklace by Van Cleef & Arpels

Launched in 1968, the first Alhambra necklace appropriates this symbol of luck to adorn women's necklines with stylized clovers in textured yellow gold, delicately edged with gold pearls. Alhambra is also associated with an explosion of colors, as this line has opened up new possibilities in terms of materials, successively sublimating the icon of carnelian, mother-of-pearl, turquoise and chalcedony. 

The Chaine d'Ancre necklace by Hermès

In 1937, during a stay in Normandy, Robert Dumas imagined a jewelry chain inspired by the anchor chains of ships. These jewels are designed to be worn every day without ever getting tired of them. If you have to make a choice, the yellow gold version, with its timeless elegance, is the one to choose.

The Baignoire watch Cartier

There bathtub watch Cartier, born in 1958, is an icon whose popularity continues to grow. Its curved oval dial and elegant lines make it a symbol of French style, perfect for the wrist. Depending on the different versions, the dial can be decorated with diamonds, or the case can be in rose gold, matching its bracelet. It is a flawless model that seduces with its graceful allure.

The watch Serpenti of Bulgari

It is impossible to imagine the world of the Italian house without immediately thinking of the collection Serpenti. The light is put on the wristwatches Serpenti designed in 1948 by Bulgari. Inspired by the design of the tubogas, the Maison offers an interpretation that highlights the simplicity of metal, in a jewel requiring unique know-how to be shaped without welding. Initially stylized, the motif has become more graphic in its latest versions, as in this model combining steel, rose gold and diamonds. This multifaceted totem animal, endowed with a mysterious charm, resonates with all generations.

The jewels Chopard Happy Diamonds

There collection Happy Diamonds of Chopard is easily recognizable thanks to its distinctive signature. Initially designed for watches, the idea of letting diamonds dance between two sapphire crystals inspired Caroline Scheufele to create the collection Happy Diamonds in 1985.