Baccarat Hotel New York offers in-room diamond dog collar consultations

At Baccarat Hotel New York, the most exclusive pet accessory is not waiting in a boutique case. It arrives in the guest’s room as a $1,000 consultation, complete with champagne for the human companion and a path toward a commissioned piece priced at $7,500 or more.

The hotel’s Canine Couture Diamond Experience, created with The D Diamond New York, is available only through Baccarat Hotel New York in Midtown Manhattan. The offer centers on 18K gold and diamond collars and charms for dogs, each finished with a ruby detail inspired by Baccarat rouge, the brand’s signature red. Baccarat says dogs stay with no additional fee, a small but telling contrast to the five-figure spectacle now attached to their accessories. The hotel opened on March 18, 2015, at 28 West 53rd Street, and this latest service extends its long-running play for high-touch, ultra-personal hospitality.

The real value here is not just the stone weight or the gold content. It is the service model. The D Diamond New York says its Baccarat collaboration includes pieces such as the Lucky Bone Collar, DD Bone Collar, Chain Bone Collar, D Bone Collar, Love Bone Collar, Heart Bone Collar, Paw de Luxe Charms and Birthstone Bone Charm, all handcrafted in New York. On the company’s site, prices for the collaboration range from about $1,435 for charms to $78,103 for some collars. Another account says some custom collars can climb to $150,000, depending on size, stones and customization. That spread tells you what is being sold: not a novelty trinket, but a made-to-order luxury object with the kind of bespoke markup that comes from craftsmanship, scarcity and white-glove presentation.

For Baccarat, the partnership also broadens what a diamond brand can be. General manager Israël Benyaïr described the experience as a way to create highly personal, unmistakably luxurious moments with a whimsical French wink. Racheli Waters Shamir, founder and CEO of The D Diamond New York, said the collaboration turns love for dogs into something tangible, timeless and deeply personal. The D Diamond also says it donates 10% of annual profits to no-kill canine shelters in New York City and is partnering with Social Tees Animal Rescue, a philanthropic note that gives the project a softer edge even as its prices push it firmly into extreme luxury.

A launch showcase on April 15, 2026, featured a French bulldog named Bubba modeling one of the collars, underscoring how much of this business is about theater as much as jewelry. In the end, Baccarat’s dog consultation signals a wider shift in diamond retail: the object matters, but the appointment, the customization and the private-room ritual may matter more.