By Maggie Turner The perennial clover that adorns each piece of the Van Cleef & Arpels Alhambra collection just got a brand-new, rose-colored look READ ON
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In 2026, Van Cleef & Arpels gave the Alhambra four-petal lucky clover a new color for the first time with a translucent pink enamel, inspired by the 17th-century Rouge à l’or "golden ruby" technique. This time, the pink was no longer determined by natural gemstones, but was created layer by layer in the workshop through the depth, transparency, and light refraction of the enamel, making "color" itself the latest artistic vocabulary for the Alham…