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Since 1906, enamel has enlivened Van Cleef & Arpels creations. Used in the decorative arts for over 3,500 years, this precious material is formed when various minerals interact with fire. With its interplays of light and color, enamel offers the Maison endless creative possibilities.
Since its founding, the Maison has used enamel to create figurative motifs with striking details. Whether flat or in three dimensions, enamel adorns jewelry, accessories and precious objects, where it catches the eye and stirs the imagination.
In the 1920s, enamel embraced the clean lines of Art Deco. The Maison's vanity cases and powder boxes featured crisp, luminous swathes of color. Enamel gives the surfaces definition and creates interplays of line and color.
With its limitless palette, enamel captures the vitality of nature, a cherished source of inspiration for the Maison. Through a meticulous process of successive applications and firings, decorative motifs recreate delicate wings, animal fur or flowers suffused with light.
In its enamel workshop, the Maison preserves traditional techniques while developing new methods that reflect its talent for innovation. Façonné enamel and setting in enamel expand the palette of techniques employed to bring depth and dimension to pictorial scenes.
In 2026, enamel makes its debut in the Alhambra collection. Constantly reinvented over the decades, the Maison's emblem of luck is adorned with a vivid pink hue developed through several years of in-house research. The motif stands out for its intense color and translucent surface, dotted with tiny bubbles that lend it distinction and vitality.