Dior updates My Dior with modular gold rings and new high-jewelry pieces

Dior has recast My Dior around a modular chain built from three rings in yellow, pink and white gold, a construction that lets the piece be worn together, separately or rearranged into different combinations. The move gives the house a clean answer to the mixed-metals moment, while keeping the focus on one unmistakable silhouette rather than a scatter of separate jewels.

The June 2026 rollout widened the line beyond that chain. New additions included statement pendants and a gradient cuff, all shown in pink, yellow and white gold. Other pieces in the updated offering included an 18K white-gold earcuff set with diamonds and a yellow-gold cuff punctuated with diamonds and rainbow-hued lacquer, details that push the collection toward sculptural high jewelry rather than simple stacking pieces.

Ever Anderson fronts the new campaign, which Dior describes as an intimate, contemporary take on My Dior. The face of the campaign matters here: the collection is being presented not as a logo-heavy accessory line, but as a way to wear gold with movement and individuality, piece by piece.

At the center of the collection is Victoire de Castellane, Dior Joaillerie’s artistic director, who dreamed up My Dior around the house’s Cannage motif. Dior frames that motif as a precious mesh of interlaced gold threads, a translation that turns a familiar graphic into something tactile and finely worked. “My Dior is my own unique weave,” de Castellane said in Dior’s campaign framing, a line that fits the collection’s emphasis on personal styling rather than fixed form.

The heritage reference runs straight back to Christian Dior’s first show on February 12, 1947, at 30 Avenue Montaigne in Paris. Dior says the Cannage inspiration comes from the Napoleon III chairs used there, which gives the collection a direct line from the founder’s salon to the current high-jewelry line. That history is not buried in the design; it is built into the pattern.

Dior’s product pages place My Dior firmly in the luxury bracket, with pieces priced into the tens of thousands of dollars. That pricing, paired with the mixed-metal construction and the reconfigurable three-ring centerpiece, makes My Dior read as a serious jewelry proposition: heritage code, modern styling, and enough mechanical ingenuity to give one design several lives.