Arrow motif and tiger's eye: Off-White launches its own jewellery line

Off-White, the fashion label founded by the late designer Virgil Abloh, who died in 2021, has launched its own jewellery collection from Milan. Fine Jewelry by Off-White comprises 60 pieces – necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings, pendants and cufflinks – in men's and unisex styles. Materials include sterling silver, 18-karat yellow gold vermeil, white and black lab-grown diamonds, and malachite, lapis, onyx and tiger's eye.

The design relies on clean geometry, chunky sculptural shapes and recognisable brand signatures such as the arrow motif. Trade publication National Jeweler notes that, despite the name, the pieces technically fall into the demi-fine or bridge segment between fashion and fine jewellery. The collection is sold at Nordstrom, online at jeweller Helzberg, in the Canadian stores of Signet-owned Peoples Jewellers and on Off-White's own website.

The brand said Off-White "has been about self-expression, challenging conventions" and that "jewelry allows us to explore these ideas in a more intimate and enduring way." It called the launch another milestone in its evolution. Off-White did not say who designed the collection. Creative director Ib Kamara, appointed in 2022, left the label in August according to WWD; whether he had any role in the line is not known.