Malaysia, A Strategic Hub For Luxury In 2026

Under the golden sun of Malaysia, the Andaman Sea shimmers like an ancient jewel. The islands of Langkawi, topped with jungle and surrounded by white sand, serve as the setting for the new chapter of Diorexquis, Dior's high jewellery collection designed by Victoire de Castellane.

For the occasion, the House invited 130 hand-picked guests – its most loyal enthusiasts, collectors and a few newcomers – to discover this second opus in the sumptuous setting of the Four Seasons Langkawi. It takes almost royal customer service to sell the 55 pieces of fine jewellery, some of which are worth several million euros. Guests from the Malaysian capital, France, Japan and the United States discovered a collection that confirms the peak of a house that is now a key player in the world of fine jewellery. In less than thirty years, Victoire de Castellane has elevated Dior to the pinnacle of an art form that was thought to be reserved for the centuries-old jewellers of Place Vendôme.

Inspired by marvellous gardens, fantastical balls and the colours of nature, this new collection combines Paraiba tourmalines, tsavorite grenats, Australian opals and Zambian emeralds in a symphony of unprecedented shades. The stones seem to breathe, the frames to dance. Not to mention the special orders that are discussed away from prying eyes in seaside villas, reserved for the clients who requested them.