• Copa Ring in Turquoise

  • Midas Band Ring

  • Kaleidoscope Ring

  • Constellation Band Ring

  • Caged Ring

  • Whisk Ring in Amethyst

  • Etoile Earclips

  • Lion's Paw Shell Earclips

  • Beaded Hoop Earclips in Turquoise

  • Sea Foam Earclips

  • Looped Earclips

  • Curb-Link Pendant Earclips

  • Taormina Bangle

  • Palermo Bangle

  • Mondello Bangle

  • Sun Cuff in Diamond

  • Criss Cross Bangle

  • Midas Fleuron Bangle

  • Curb-Link Bracelet

  • Rope-Link Bracelet

  • Etoile Mini Pendant Necklace

  • "Y" Necklace

  • Conca D'Oro Pendant Brooch

  • Midas Pendant Necklace

  • Candy Lariat Necklace

  • South Sea Pearl Lariat Necklace

  • Criss Cross Cuff

  • The Theodora Cuff

  • Caged Cuff

  • Ravenna Cuff

  • Maltese Cross Cuff

  • Maltese Cross Cuff

  • Woven Knot Stone Cuff

Zodiac

Pendant Necklaces

Using archival postcards Fulco di Verdura purchased at the Museum of Natural History, Verdura sets diamonds as stars and engraves constellations in gold

The Off-Season Collection

We are delighted to introduce the Off-Season Collection - over a dozen new archival pieces that we feel captures this paradox of American style. These bangles, lariats, hoops and pendants are meant to be as relevant to your wardrobe in high season as well as off season, whether you don them for an audience or a solo stroll down an empty beach.

Very Verdura

Gifts Under $20,000

A collection of pieces perfect for gifting and receiving

Visit

The Gallery

The Verdura gallery is open 10 AM – 5 PM, Monday – Friday. Arrange your visit below

New Arrivals

  • Mondello Bangle

  • Sun Cuff in Diamond

  • Whisk Ring in Topaz

  • Midas Fleuron Bangle

  • Bubbles Cuff

  • Candy Lariat Necklace

  • Whisk Ring in Amethyst

  • South Sea Pearl Lariat Necklace

Heritage

About Fulco Di Verdura

Born into Sicilian aristocracy in 1898, Verdura’s founder, Duke Fulco di Verdura, began his extraordinary career in Paris as a designer for Coco Chanel. After eight years with Chanel where he, most notably, created the Maltese Cross cuffs that became his signature, Verdura followed his passion for design to America in 1934.