Messika So Move
Pink Gold Diamond Ring

Messika’s So Move collection, unveiled in 2023, signals a confident evolution of the Maison’s most iconic motif. It marks a bold departure from the understated elegance of earlier Move creations, embracing a voluminous, sculptural aesthetic that speaks to a modern, assertive femininity. By amplifying the visual presence of its signature mobile diamond, Messika elevate the collection into a more expressive realm—one where contemporary jewellery becomes both a statement and a symbol of inner strength. So Move is not simply a reissue, but a reimagining that pays homage to the original while pushing its boundaries.

Design Language And Inspiration

The So Move aesthetic is built around bold architecture and pronounced geometry. The design centres on the signature diamond-in-motion, now enveloped in a more prominent gold frame and often enhanced by a luminous diamond-set halo. This amplified setting intensifies both sparkle and structure, playing with contrasts between graphic rigidity and kinetic fluidity. The inspiration, as articulated by Valérie Messika, lies in creating jewellery that embodies boldness, light, and freedom. With sharper contours, chunkier volumes, and daring proportions, So Move represents a woman who is unapologetically visible, confident, and in control—where the diamond’s movement becomes a visual metaphor for dynamism and forward motion.

Current Collection

The collection spans rings, bracelets, earrings, and necklaces—all unified by their generous proportions and striking clarity. Highlights include the So Move Pavé Ring, encasing the central moving diamond in a double halo of 18k gold and pavé-set brilliance; the So Move Bangle, defined by its sleek, assertive silhouette; and the So Move XL Pendant Earrings, which translate the collection’s boldness into wearable sculpture. With variants in 18k white, yellow, and pink gold, each piece maintains Messika’s meticulous craftsmanship while embracing a contemporary, statement-making presence. So Move is where the house’s most recognisable design becomes its most audacious.