The new Elhanati x Khaite jewellery collaboration is here

By Joshua Hendren

Understated elegance is the forte of Danish jeweller Orit Elhanati. As such, a collaboration with every It-girl’s favourite brand, Khaite, the buzzy fashion label known for its minimalist approach to design, only seems natural.

Building upon an earlier partnership in February this year, this latest drop brings an exciting, contemporary fine jewellery and accessory line to Khaite’s Resort 2023 offering.

“Khaite doesn’t present collections, we present a woman,” said Catherine Holstein, founder and creative director of the New York-based brand. “Resort 2023 traces that woman’s evolving relationship to embellishment – it’s intensified and accelerated while remaining integral, not an afterthought. This concept of foundational adornment is at the heart of our collaboration with Elhanati, so the moment was right to explore new forms.”

Spun in 24K gold-coated silver, the 11-piece collection sets itself apart with its delicate, sculptural architecture, each gem finished with an organic, textured patina. Comprising of two hair clips, three sets of earrings (all bezel-set with black spinels) and the collaboration’s first necklaces (a pendant, choker, and lariat style) and the first bracelet, along with a pair of belts in black lambskin, with buckles of 24K gold-coated bronze, the limited-edition line-up is available online at both Khaite and Elhanati, as well as through select wholesale partners.

“With our first collection as a powerful starting point, Catherine and I focused on creating something timeless and enduring, merging our two worlds into one as a shared tribute to strong women. We wanted to blend the character of the avant-garde with the allure of secret societies in pieces you can keep forever,” says Elhanati founder, Orit Elhanati.

“The unique structure and coating of each piece evokes the feeling of gold dust, refined by Art Deco lines,” she adds. “We imagined a woman in full, with a strong voice and sensual movements, balancing order and chaos. The resulting pieces are made to be worn every day, equal parts statement and signature.”

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