Luxury group LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton reported an 8 per cent increase in jewellery revenues in the first nine months of the year, led by high-end brands Tiffany & Co and Bulgari.

Driving growth at Tiffany & Co were iconic product lines – HardWear, Knot and Sixteen Stone in particular – and continued store network renovations. The Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden high jewellery collection was also a hit among luxury consumers.

Bulgari, for its part, unveiled its new Eclettica line of high jewellery and prestige watches, which generated record-breaking revenue, the group said. Other factors that contributed to solid sales were the launch of Bulgari Vimini as well as the Kaleidos and Serpenti Infinito exhibitions worldwide.

Jewellery brand Chaumet, meanwhile, continued to develop its Bee de Chaumet Collection while luxury watchmaker TAG Heuer enjoyed a high-profile presence at the Grand Prix races of Formula 1, in particular as Title Partner in Madrid.

Overall, LVMH's group revenues reached €57.1 billion (around US$64 billion) in the first nine months of 2026, up 2 per cent from year-ago figures.

"LVMH remained very solid in an uncertain geopolitical and economic environment," it noted. "In the third quarter, organic revenue growth reflected the impact on business activity of a less buoyant environment in China, while the US, Europe and Japan saw good growth."