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| Desert style and architecture inspired Eddie Borgo for spring. Stones like pink quartz, cornelian and jasper in cylinders, rectangles and his signature pyramid shapes became bold, geometric pieces. |
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| Christian Louboutin looked to the American Southwest, specifically Arizona, where the Hopi tribe known for its pottery and intricately woven rugs was the muse for this mule and sandal-heel style. |
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| Shourouk, known for her love of plastic pailettes and rhinestones, expressed a fondness for flowers bedecking jewelry, jelly sandals and a new basket weave bag woven from rubber strands. |
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| Gold never gets old at Herve Van Der Straettan. Here, from his new Mayan group, a collar necklace with strands made from a U-shape link and finished with jade beads falls nearly to the waist. |
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| Tyler Alexandra offered her signature shapes in a variety of exotics, and added leather backpacks for the first time. |
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| Delphine Delafon, known for her made-to-order, tricked-out pouches, is now in her second season of a commercially producible line with denim, printed and fringed versions of the sacks. |
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| Ana Khouri expanded upon her classic ear cuffs to create these pearl earrings that cascade from the ear, and also went for a bolder look with this gold wraparound cuff. |
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| This woven raffia wedge, right, circa World War II, was pulled from the Robert Clergerie archives by creative director Roland Mouret to inspire a modern take on the vintage shoe. |
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| Jerome Dreyfuss imagined a jaunt with Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain and Amy Winehouse to an island — think Ibiza — filled with crafty homespun boho-style goods, like this tie-dye bag and suede moccasin. |
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| Marion Vidal, known for her oversize, often ceramic necklaces, has scaled down and incorporated marble for this season’s pieces that resemble a city skyline. |
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| Pierre Hardy is marking the 15th anniversary of his namesake line with this chunky block heel called the “Monolith” — inspired by Stanley Kubrick’s “2001: A Space Odyssey.” |
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| Swarovski creative director Nathalie Colin imagined a crystal garden for spring, with milky pastel stones and floral and dragonfly motifs as on these one-of-a-kind couture jeweled bib harnesses. |
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