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Jacob & Co. Unveils Exclusive PEACEMINUSONE Earrings in New Collaboration with G-Dragon
The luxury house expands its creative partnership with the K-pop icon, introducing limited-edition pieces that fuse high jewellery craftsmanship with global pop-culture appeal.
Jacob & Co. has introduced a new chapter in its ongoing creative alliance with South Korean superstar G-Dragon, unveiling a limited-edition earring collection under the artist’s PEACEMINUSONE label. The launch reinforces the brand’s strategy of blending luxury jewellery with cultural influence from the world of music and fashion.
The newly released pieces spotlight PEACEMINUSONE’s iconic daisy emblem — a symbol that has become synonymous with G-Dragon’s artistic identity. Rather than following seasonal styles, the design remains rooted in the shared creative language between the artist and the New York-based jewellery house.
The collection is available in two distinctive formats. The first version, crafted in sterling silver with gold detailing and yellow sapphires, offers collectors an accessible entry point into the collaboration. The second, more elevated edition is made in 18-carat white gold and features pavé-set white diamonds paired with fancy yellow diamonds, catering to high-end buyers.
Jacob & Co. has confirmed that both variants will be produced in limited quantities, available through select boutiques and online platforms. Prices vary based on materials, ensuring the collection appeals to both younger enthusiasts and seasoned luxury shoppers.
For the jewellery trade, this launch underscores the industry’s growing alignment with global pop culture. Partnerships with K-pop icons are becoming a powerful tool for attracting new-generation consumers while retaining a premium positioning through craftsmanship, exclusivity, and collaboration with established luxury houses.
The release also reflects a broader trend: celebrity-driven creative labels are no longer confined to fashion or merchandise—they are increasingly shaping the fine jewellery landscape in meaningful and commercially significant ways.
Brand Talks
Bhima Jewellery Unveils Limited Edition Signature Collection & Inaugurates Great Indian Antique Jewellery Fest
Festive offers, exclusive antique designs and special launch highlight the Christmas–New Year celebration across select Kerala showrooms
Bhima Jewellery has launched the Grand Great Indian Antique Jewellery Fest at its showrooms in Thiruvananthapuram, Pothencode and Attingal, marking the festive season with exclusive launches and attractive offers. The inauguration ceremony was held in the presence of Bhima Jewellery Chairman Dr. B. Govindan, Managing Director Suhas M.S., Directors Gayatri Suhas and Navya Suhas, along with valued customers.
Running from December 20 to December 31, the festival offers customers up to 50% off on gold jewellery, discounts of up to Rs.15,000 per carat on diamond jewellery, and exchange benefits of up to Rs.2,000 on old gold.


A major highlight of the fest was the unveiling of Bhima Jewellery’s Limited Edition Signature Collection, specially curated for the occasion. The collection showcases antique-inspired designs that reflect exceptional craftsmanship and timeless elegance.
Speaking on the occasion, Managing Director Suhas M.S. invited customers to celebrate the Christmas and New Year season with Bhima Jewellery, noting that over 3,000 handpicked statement pieces from across India have been brought together for the festival. The Great Indian Antique Jewellery Fest aims to deliver a distinctive shopping experience through exclusive collections, festive benefits and Bhima Jewellery’s trusted legacy of purity and excellence.
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