This year marks the 70th anniversary of the Horsebit, an iconic motif for Gucci. To celebrate, Gucci is launching a new jewelry and watch collection featuring the Horsebit motif.
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The chain design features a simple, geometrical design that integrates the classic Horsebit motif into the closure.
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Invented in 1953 by Aldo Gucci, one of the sons of brand founder Guccio Gucci, as hardware for loafers, the Horsebit represents Gucci's deep connection to the equestrian world.
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The two-ring and bar design, inspired by the shape of a horse's bridle, has been reinterpreted repeatedly for more than 70 years, appearing as hardware and motifs in Gucci accessories, jewelry and clothing as a symbol of the brand's story and community.
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This new jewelry collection features 18K yellow gold rings, necklaces and two bracelets, one with a single strand and one with a double strand. The chain necklaces and bracelets feature contemporary designs, alternating between classic horsebit shapes and more minimalist designs to create a captivating contrast.
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Additionally, necklaces and single- and triple-strand bracelets are available, adorned with baguette-cut diamonds and vibrant green enamel for a precious sparkle.
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Two new watches also feature the iconic Horsebit. One features a multi-faceted diamond-shaped case with a delicate two-chain bracelet, while the other features a thicker three-chain bracelet. Both have 18K yellow gold cases and bracelets with gold-colored brushed dials.
GUCCI
Founded in Florence in 1921, Gucci is one of the world's leading luxury fashion brands. Now celebrating its 100th anniversary, Gucci continues to redefine luxury while celebrating creativity, Italian craftsmanship, and innovation. Gucci is part of Kering, a global luxury group encompassing leading brands in fashion, leather goods, jewelry, and eyewear. For more information, visit www.gucci.com.
For inquiries:
Gucci Client Services
0120-99-2177
www.gucci.com
Courtesy of GucciThe chain design features a simple, geometrical design that integrates the classic Horsebit motif into the closure.
Courtesy of GucciInvented in 1953 by Aldo Gucci, one of the sons of brand founder Guccio Gucci, as hardware for loafers, the Horsebit represents Gucci's deep connection to the equestrian world.
Courtesy of GucciThe two-ring and bar design, inspired by the shape of a horse's bridle, has been reinterpreted repeatedly for more than 70 years, appearing as hardware and motifs in Gucci accessories, jewelry and clothing as a symbol of the brand's story and community.
Courtesy of GucciThis new jewelry collection features 18K yellow gold rings, necklaces and two bracelets, one with a single strand and one with a double strand. The chain necklaces and bracelets feature contemporary designs, alternating between classic horsebit shapes and more minimalist designs to create a captivating contrast.
Courtesy of GucciAdditionally, necklaces and single- and triple-strand bracelets are available, adorned with baguette-cut diamonds and vibrant green enamel for a precious sparkle.
Courtesy of GucciTwo new watches also feature the iconic Horsebit. One features a multi-faceted diamond-shaped case with a delicate two-chain bracelet, while the other features a thicker three-chain bracelet. Both have 18K yellow gold cases and bracelets with gold-colored brushed dials.
GUCCI
Founded in Florence in 1921, Gucci is one of the world's leading luxury fashion brands. Now celebrating its 100th anniversary, Gucci continues to redefine luxury while celebrating creativity, Italian craftsmanship, and innovation. Gucci is part of Kering, a global luxury group encompassing leading brands in fashion, leather goods, jewelry, and eyewear. For more information, visit www.gucci.com.
For inquiries:
Gucci Client Services
0120-99-2177
www.gucci.com
