Oscar Heyman Unveils Spring 2026 Lookbook Featuring 35 One-of-a-Kind Pieces

Oscar Heyman has released its first spring catalog, an editorial-style lookbook of 35 one-of-a-kind pieces designed and crafted by hand in the brand's Madison Avenue atelier. For retail buyers and collectors, it represents a new seasonal touchpoint from a house that, across 114 years of operation, has typically concentrated its major releases around the holiday season.

The cover jewel frames the collection's design direction: a platinum bracelet set with 20 pear-shaped emeralds, 10 sapphires, 10 oval-cut opals, and 44 diamonds, priced at $300,000. The stone combination tells you exactly where Oscar Heyman's gem sourcing priorities sit. Pear-shaped emeralds require precisely matched calibration; any inconsistency in saturation or tone across a 20-stone suite reads immediately. The platinum choice, consistent across the catalog's featured pieces, prioritizes stone security over the warmth of yellow gold, a practical decision at this caliber and price point.

The collection's sharpest quality marker may be a 4.61 ct. no-oil emerald ring. "No oil" is a laboratory designation confirming the stone has received no clarity-enhancing treatment, a meaningful distinction in a category where the vast majority of commercially traded emeralds carry some level of enhancement. For buyers, it is a direct invitation to ask for laboratory documentation before purchase.

An aquamarine and diamond necklace is listed at $240,000. A 111-carat multi-color tourmaline and diamond flower necklace anchors the more monumental end of the lookbook's range. The gem vocabulary throughout positions this catalog well outside standard seasonal offerings: sphene, unheated spinel, Paraiba tourmaline, cat's-eye chrysoberyls, star rubies, star sapphires, and black opals all appear. An invisibly set ruby and diamond ring, in which stones are grooved and locked into a metal frame with no visible prongs, demonstrates the workshop's technical range. A new edition of the brand's iconic pansy earrings is also included.

"Our designers work diligently with our gem experts and the extraordinary team of lapidaries, setters, engravers, jewelers, and polishers to bring these treasures to life," said Tom Heyman, President of Oscar Heyman. "Each design incorporates old world craft with modern styling, resulting in what we call 'modern classics.' The new lookbook is an editorial preview for 2026, an appetizer leading up to the Couture show in Las Vegas where we will unveil a host of spectacular new styles."

The lookbook will be distributed digitally to partner retailers via email and displayed on the brand's website, timed to spring gifting occasions including Mother's Day, graduation, and wedding and anniversary season. It is designed to complement Oscar Heyman's annual holiday catalog. Couture Las Vegas remains the house's next planned unveil.