# HOORSENBUHS Launches Hexagonal Bolt and Fragments Jewelry Collections Los Angeles-based brand unveils new unisex ring collections featuring signature motifs and geometric designs. - **Source:** [Hypebeast](https://hypebeast.com) - **Published:** 2026-11-09 - **Topic:** [culture](https://brifing.si/c/culture) - **Original article:** - **On Brifing:** https://brifing.si/s/d79aafc1-12b8-40fa-9eae-7853ee444f77 ## New Jewelry Collection Launch Los Angeles-based brand HOORSENBUHS is introducing two distinct ring collections, the Hexagon Bolt and Fragments series. These unisex pieces aim to blend the brand's established aesthetic with new geometric inspirations. The launch strategy includes pre-sales at the Hankyu Umeda store starting November 25, followed by a broader release in early December. ## Hexagonal Bolt Design Inspiration The Hexagon Bolt Collection draws direct inspiration from the custom hexagonal bolts utilized in HOORSENBUHS store interiors and displays. By distilling these structural elements into fine jewelry, the brand creates a geometric aesthetic. The collection features three variations, ranging from minimalist engraved models to versions adorned with diamonds along the edges. ## Fragments Collection Artistic Approach The Fragments Collection features iconic brand motifs placed randomly across the entire surface of each ring. These three-dimensional designs utilize an oxidized finish to create depth, shadow, and visual contrast. The series is available in three distinct volume models, ranging from I to III, primarily crafted from 925 sterling silver material. ## Material and Customization Options The Hexagon Bolt Collection is available in 18K yellow gold and 925 sterling silver. For the Fragments series, while the standard production is 925 sterling silver, the brand offers special order options in 18K gold. Customers can also request made-to-order sizing starting from the initial pre-sale date on November 25. ## Pricing for Hexagon Models Pricing for the Hexagon Bolt rings varies significantly based on material and diamond placement. A standard silver ring starts at 217,800 yen, while the gold version reaches 1,452,000 yen. Models featuring diamonds on one side or three edges range from 629,200 yen in silver up to 1,875,500 yen for the gold diamond-set version. ## Fragments Series Price Points The three models within the Fragments collection are priced according to their volume and size. Model I is priced at 181,500 yen, while Model II retails for 217,800 yen. The largest version, Model III, is available for 242,000 yen. All listed prices are inclusive of tax for the Japanese market retail launch. ## Retail Availability and Expansion Following the November 25 pre-sale at Hankyu Umeda, the collections will launch in early December at several key locations. These include the HOORSENBUHS Omotesando and Isetan Shinjuku stores. Additionally, the pieces will be available at shop-in-shops located within Ron Herman Futakotamagawa and Ron Herman Kyoto, expanding the brand's physical retail footprint significantly. ## Brand Identity and Market Positioning These collections represent a strategic effort to reinterpret core brand details through varying volumes and material applications. By balancing everyday wearability with the striking presence of fine jewelry, HOORSENBUHS maintains its luxury market position. The focus remains on structural beauty and signature motifs that define the brand's unique visual language globally. ## Sources covering this story - https://hypebeast.com/2026/11/hoorsenbuhs-hexagon-bolt-frangments-info — --- _Summary written by Brifing from the original reporting. Copyright in the original article belongs to its publisher; read the full piece at the link above._