Hermès Women's Jewelry

Hermès jewelry comes out of the same hands as the saddlery: the house applies to metal and enamel the rules it has been writing on leather since 1837. JoliCloset lists 5,218 pre-owned Hermès women's jewelry pieces, led by 1,648 bracelets and 807 bag charms. The average price sits around $1,500, ranging from $55 for a Twilly clip to over $200,000 for high-jewelry pieces.

Subcategories in stock

The section covers 1,648 bracelets (Clic H, Clic Clac H, Collier de Chien, Kelly Double Tour, Chaîne d'Ancre), 807 bag charms (Rodéo, Carmen Uno-Dos, Petit H, Paddock), 751 rings, 671 watches (Heure H, Cape Cod, Arceau, Faubourg, Médor), 598 necklaces, 439 earrings and 91 pendants.

The icons to know

The Clic H, enamel on plated metal with an H buckle and clic clasp, is the house entry point, launched in 1979. The Collier de Chien stacks pyramid studs on Swift calfskin, a direct echo of saddle hardware. The Kelly Double Tour turns the bag's lock and leather into a wraparound bracelet. The Chaîne d'Ancre, drawn by Robert Dumas in 1938 after the anchor chains in Saint-Tropez harbor, structures both long necklaces and rings. In watches, the Heure H (H-shaped case) and the Cape Cod designed by Henri d'Origny in 1991 lead the offer.

Authentication and pricing

On enamel pieces, layer thickness, polish regularity and the Hermès Paris stamp sign the piece. On metal, hallmarks (gold plate, palladium, sterling silver depending on collection) and clasp screws are inspected. On watches, ETA and in-house H1837/H1912 calibers and serial numbers are verified internally. Pre-owned, a Clic H starts around $300, a Collier de Chien near $1,800, a Cape Cod entry-level near $2,500. To go further, see our Hermès bags and Hermès accessories.