A Parisian love story : written in diamonds
For Valentine’s Day 2026, Messika unfolds a romantic and poetic moment with its jewelry creations. An affectionate atmosphere echoes a sensory universe where deep reds anchor the compositions and evoke memories of the intimate moment, unspoken yet witnessed by the jewelry.
Valentine's Day selection
My Twin toi & moi ring, small model
White Gold and Diamond
My Twin bangle, small model
Pink Gold and Diamond
Fiery earrings, small model
Yellow Gold and Diamond
Joy brilliant-cut necklace, mini model
White Gold and Diamond
Joy brilliant-cut diamond ring
White Gold and Diamond
Move Uno pavé stud earrings
Pink Gold and Diamond
Move Uno pavé bracelet
Yellow Gold and Diamond
Move Classique pavé necklace, small model
White Gold and Diamond
Echoing this romantic emotion, Messika unveils a new variation of its emblematic My Twin design. Crafted in pink gold, the ring brings together two 0.60-carat diamonds, one pear cut and one emerald cut, set face to face in a contemporary interpretation of the Toi & Moi. Its romantic essence unfolds as two contrasting shapes unite to complete one another. Each stone is encircled by a halo of rubies, introducing a vivid chromatic tension that reflects the intensity of love. The piece embodies Messika’s vision of union through contrast. The ring also bears a dedicated engraving “Messika x Lapérouse,” sealing this special collaboration in gold and diamonds.
“Lapérouse embodies a certain idea of Paris that deeply moves me. Draped in discretion, it is a world where light acts as its own jewel box, and where diamonds have always held a singular place. Its history carries a sense of freedom and discreet audacity that resonates deeply with Messika’s DNA. It speaks to a Paris of celebration and passion that I discovered when I was young and still love to celebrate today. With this creation, I wanted to weave together heritage and modernity, and to extend this intimate, symbolic gesture: a diamond leaving its trace, like a promise delicately engraved onto the mirrors of Lapérouse.”
Valérie Messika, Founder and Artistic Director
