Exclusive to the APAC region, this dainty pair of golden earrings is a smaller version of the normal-sized one in the core collection, with the same focus on the creative application of crystal cuts.

To celebrate the brand’s 10th anniversary, Atelier Swarovski has once again partnered up with Christopher Kane to relaunch its iconic ‘Bolster’ collection – this crystal mesh rose gold bracelet is a stand-out piece.

The brand has also teamed up with Iris Apfel for the very first time for a fun and quirky collection, featuring crystals and Swarovski crystal pearls in black diamond in statement pieces such as this oversized necklace.

The star piece of the Iris Apfel collaboration, however, is undoubtedly this adorable crystal bag charm depicting a large-eyed owl that is very reminiscent of Apfel’s own iconic look.

Jason Wu also returned for a second time this season, where the designer found inspiration in organic crystal stone shapes to create pieces featuring clusters of asymmetrically-cut crystals in red, green, peach and silver tones.

The brand also invited women’s footwear designer for Salvatore Ferragamo, Paul Andrew, to design his debut Atelier Swarovski collection. This crystal clutch with its systematic, geometric form screams understated chic.

For something a little more high octane, this large cuff with clear faceted crystals encased in rich ruby is the only accessory you’ll need.

Another exciting news for the season is the debut of the brand’s first-ever bridal collection that is exclusive to the APAC region. This silver headband made using Swarovski crystals and pearls is an elegant and delicate piece.

See: 16 glittering wedding rings to say “I do” to now

Imbued with a slight rock-glam, edgy vibe, this dazzling ring plated in ruthenium features hand-set Swarovski crystals in chrysolite.

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