Known for its equestrian-inspired hardware, the Horsebit motif has long been a symbol of the House’s heritage, seamlessly blending the elegance of horseback riding into necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and rings.
The campaign, photographed by Deo Suveera and Pamela Dimitrov, captures the deep connection between Gucci and the equestrian world. Featuring models Agel Akol, Ana Rossolovich, Chloe Oh, and Achille Genet, the collection is showcased in yellow gold and rose gold with diamonds.
The yellow gold range includes three necklaces, three bracelets, a ring, and two earring sets. Highlights are necklaces with a statement Horsebit pendant or lariat style and bracelets featuring a double chain, a cuff, and interlinked Horsebit elements. The rose gold and diamond pieces include a delicate chain necklace and bracelet, adorned with the double-ring-and-bar emblem and a shimmering diamond.
Originally sketched in the late 1940s, the Horsebit motif became a hallmark of elegance in the 1950s, adorning various Gucci products, including the iconic Horsebit loafer. It debuted in fine jewellery in 2004 and is now reintroduced in celebration of its 20th anniversary.
Gucci’s commitment to craftsmanship is evident in the intricate designs and fine details of the Horsebit collection, which remains a testament to the brand's heritage and innovation. The versatile pieces are designed to make a bold statement, offering endless styling possibilities for fashion enthusiasts and collectors.
The Horsebit fine jewellery collection, with its timeless elegance and quality, continues to uphold Gucci’s values, making it a perfect gift and a valuable addition to any jewellery collection.
