Hermès Accessories

Hermés accessories are primarily based on themes that define the Company’s brand, notably equestrian, nautical and signature "H". Styles are as popular today as they were when introduced decades earlier. The Chaîne d’Ancre design, for example, was introduced in 1938 after Robert Dumas, a member of the Hermès family, was captivated by an anchor on a chain during a trip to the seashore. The studded Collier de Chien dates back to the 1940s, when Hermès honored a client’s request for a collar for its dog. The collectible Clic Clac H bracelet has the brand’s signature H as its front and center closure. Even the more recently introduced Gigli Rodeo horse charm reflects Hermès equine heritage. Hermès bag charms and costume jewelry add a certain je ne sais quoi to the wearer. Hermès accessories are fun and affordable, in comparison to its fine jewelry and watches which are among the most luxurious made.