Louis Vuitton’s Virtuosity Collection: Technique Meets Imagination in 110 One-Off Pieces
A two-part high jewellery series that fuses serious stone power with unmissable artistic detail
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Thomas Sabo’s new HARIBO collection turns the iconic Goldbear into enamelled charms, rings, and colourful keepsakes – nostalgic, joyful, and made to stack.
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PureJewels teams up with Gemfields for the Zariya collection — handcrafted in London, rooted in tradition, and powered by responsibly sourced Zambian emeralds.
READ MOREDior Marks 10 Years of Rose des Vents with Fresh Designs and a Modular Twist
The house revisits its signature jewellery line with updated medallions, transformable pieces and hidden details
READ MOREKasun London: Jewellery That Speaks the Inner Monologue
Melding dark humour, personal narrative, and design rebellion, Kasun London creates pieces that provoke, protect and say what we don’t always dare to.
READ MORETheo Fennell: The Storyteller Behind British Jewellery’s Boldest Creations
Known for his witty, daring and often theatrical approach, Theo Fennell has become one of Britain’s most original jewellers. With decades at the helm of his eponymous brand, he blends art, na
READ MOREStephen Webster: The Jewellery Rebel with a Legacy of Edge
Stephen Webster’s fearless approach to design and sharp wit have made him one of the most recognisable names in British jewellery. From punk beginnings to red carpet mainstay, his work fuses
READ MOREBobby White: The East London Designer Making Jewellery Move
Bobby White is a self-made London jeweller known for pieces that move — in every sense. His kinetic designs, YouTube presence and hands-on approach have earned him a cult following.
READ MORENigel O’Reilly: The Goldsmith of the West
Nigel O’Reilly is the Irish goldsmith capturing international attention with his intensely personal, gemstone-rich creations. Handcrafted in his Castlebar studio and worn by Hollywood’s fines
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