Louis Vuitton Jewelry, 6 Louisette and Blooming Symphony Pieces, What Each Is Made Of and Why the Name Shifts by Country

This Louis Vuitton jewelry line-up runs to 6 pieces, from THB 17,400 for the LV Pearly Flower Set of Rings to THB 25,600 for the LV Blooming Symphony bracelet. Every piece uses gold-colour metal and carries the Monogram Flower. What changes between them is the stones and the pearls, which the two Louis Vuitton jewelry lines here do not share.

What the 6 Pieces Are, What They Cost and What They Are Made Of

Listed low to high, with the references and materials Louis Vuitton states on its Thai product pages:

Prices, materials and sizes from Louis Vuitton Thailand product pages, checked 15 October 2026
Sources — LV Pearly Flower Set of Rings · Louisette Signature bracelet · Louisette Signature necklace · LV Sparkling Pearls bracelet · LV Blooming Symphony earrings · LV Blooming Symphony bracelet

THB 17,400 Buys 2 Rings, Not One

The cheapest piece here is the only one that comes as a pair. The LV product page states the set holds 2 rings, one engraved with the LV initials and one openwork Monogram Flower set with a resin pearl, worn stacked on a single finger or apart. It comes in 2 sizes, S and M, with S corresponding to European sizes 49, 50 and 51.

The Pearls Here Are Resin, Not Real Pearls

For every piece in the group that carries pearls, LV states the same thing: white resin pearls, not natural or cultured ones. That covers the ring set, the LV Sparkling Pearls bracelet, the Blooming Symphony earrings and the Blooming Symphony bracelet. The stones throughout are called rhinestones by LV, not crystals and not gemstones.

So Does This Count as Fine Jewelry?

Louis Vuitton files these under fashion jewelry on its own site rather than fine jewelry, which matches the materials it publishes: gold-colour metal, resin pearls and rhinestones, with no solid gold and no precious stones. For a clearer picture of where that line falls, read the difference between fine jewelry and high jewelry

Louisette and Blooming Symphony Use Different Stones, and LV Says So Plainly

The 2 lines sit in the same round-up but share almost nothing. For the Louisette Signature bracelet and the Louisette Signature necklace, LV lists gold-colour metal and red rhinestones, with no pearls anywhere in the materials. What they do share is a pointed Monogram Flower, the LV initials, an LV Circle charm on the lobster clasp and an adjustable chain.

Blooming Symphony uses a different set entirely. The bracelet carries 2 Monogram Flowers set with multicoloured rhinestones alongside a white resin pearl charm bearing the LV logo, while the earrings pair a resin pearl pendant marked with the LV initials against a rhinestone-studded Monogram Flower, plus 3 more brightly tinted rhinestones.

Which Pieces Have Pearls and Which Do Not

Counting from the materials LV publishes, 4 pieces carry resin pearls: the LV Pearly Flower ring set, the LV Sparkling Pearls bracelet, and both Blooming Symphony pieces. The 2 Louisette Signature pieces carry none. Anyone after a full pearl look has to skip those 2, or accept a set that pulls in two directions.

All 6 Together Land on Exactly THB 128,000

Add the 6 shelf prices and the total comes out round without any rounding, while the spread across the set is narrower than it looks:

Calculated by the Luxe Addict team from the shelf prices Louis Vuitton publishes on its Thai site, excluding shipping and any tax refund
Sources — LV Pearly Flower Set of Rings · Louisette Signature bracelet · Louisette Signature necklace · LV Sparkling Pearls bracelet · LV Blooming Symphony earrings · LV Blooming Symphony bracelet

One Collection, Two Names, Depending on Which Country You Shop From

Here is the detail most shoppers miss: the Thai product URL for the Blooming Symphony pieces reads blooming-garden, while the name printed on the page is Blooming Symphony. Open the same product on the US site and the displayed name changes, while the UK site calls it Blooming Symphony, matching Thailand. All of it is the same reference, M04270. Anyone searching by name and coming up empty should search the reference instead.

So Is This Actually a New Collection This Year?

Louis Vuitton does not say. None of the 6 product pages names a collection or a season, only the model name. The UK site labels the Blooming Symphony bracelet New, and Louisette is a name LV has already used on earlier pieces. The launch year is something the brand has left unanswered, and it is not a gap worth filling on its behalf.

Where to Start Collecting

The spread here is unusually tight, just THB 8,200 between the cheapest and the most expensive, so the choice rests less on budget than on whether you want pearls or red stones. To weigh buying here against buying abroad, read our LV jewellery price comparison between Thailand and Japan. For anyone shopping a gift in the same bracket, this round-up of designer jewellery under THB 20,000 is the next place to look.