Louis Vuitton kicks off the 10-year celebration and renewal of its partnership with UNICEF by unveiling a limited gold edition of the Silver Lockit pendant.

The LOUIS VUITTON for UNICEF partnership celebrates its tenth anniversary, renewing Louis Vuitton's sincere and steadfast commitment to children. On this occasion, the House marks the beginning of this celebratory year with the Silver Lockit gold limited edition pendant.

A Decade of Commitment

On January 12, 2016, Louis Vuitton committed to supporting UNICEF with a promise to help the world's most vulnerable children. To seal this pledge, the House introduced the Silver Lockit collection. Inspired by the padlock on the 1901 Steamer bag, this precious and symbolic piece of jewelry embodies the values of trust, protection, and transmission that are dear to Louis Vuitton and that are deeply embedded in UNICEF's programs.

Since 2016, Louis Vuitton has reinterpreted this collection each year with the aim of raising awareness of children's rights and fundraising for UNICEF programs. Over the past decade, the LOUIS VUITTON for UNICEF partnership has raised more than $28 million, thereby supporting health, education, and child protection programs for the world's most vulnerable children.

The Gold Edition

Produced in a very limited series, this exclusive unisex design is crafted, for the first time, in yellow gold. For each gold pendant purchased, a donation of $800 USD will be made to UNICEF, thereby strengthening the impact of this collaboration in support of children.

This anniversary year will also see the launch in April of new additions to the Silver Lockit 2026 collection, with activations and celebrations continuing throughout the year.

This exclusive new edition is available in 130 Louis Vuitton stores around the world as well as on louisvuitton.com.

Louis Vuitton contracts exclusively with certified Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) partners for the manufacture of this product and sourcing of the materials used. The RJC is the leading standards-setting organization for the jewelry and watchmaking sector, covering the entire supply chain, from mine to consumer. The RJC standard guarantees responsible practices that respect human rights and the environment.