he winners of the Luxury Innovation Awards 2026 were announced on 1 October at the InterContinental

Following the finalist presentations in Geneva, the winners across the five award categories were determined through a combination of 70% jury voting and 30% voting by registered Luxury Innovation Summit attendees.

Category: Emerging Luxury Brand

CURLTURES | France

Bringing high perfumery and high-performance care together for textured hair, CURLTURES is creating a distinctive new proposition at the intersection of fragrance, beauty and haircare.

Category: Luxury Craft and Design

TEMYRIS | France

TEMYRIS reimagines the traditional beauty minaudière as a contemporary luxury object, bringing together French craftsmanship, beauty and jewelry-inspired design in a refillable 3-in-1 creation.

Category: Sustainable and Circular Luxury

novanoma | Japan

Tokyo-based novanoma is developing a new category of crystal and gemstone materials derived from plant-based resources and agricultural by-products, exploring a new material pathway for luxury.

Category: Technology for Luxury

DUST Identity | United States

DUST Identity uses engineered diamond material to give physical objects unique identities connected to secure digital records, enabling authentication, traceability and provenance across the product lifecycle.

Category: Luxury Experience Innovation

JaneClare | Hong Kong

JaneClare brings skincare, wellness, technology and physical experience together through its Wellness Gallery in Hong Kong, combining personalized consultations, interactive wellness and premium spa experiences.

Category: Public Choice Award

LOEV | Switzerland

The sixth recognition was decided by the public.

From across the 15 finalists, LOEV received the Luxury Innovation Awards 2026 Public Choice Award.

The Swiss jewelry brand combines contemporary design with recycled gold, diamonds sourced from renewable energy and transparency of origin. 15 finalists. Six winners. One remarkable edition.

The 15 finalists presented their work before the international jury in Geneva on 30 September. One day later, the winners were revealed during the Luxury Innovation Awards Ceremony at the InterContinental Geneva.

The diversity of this year’s winners reflects what the Luxury Innovation Awards were created to discover: different approaches, different stages of growth and different interpretations of what innovation can mean for luxury.