If you like your jewellery symbolic and meaningful, then Sophie Harley is your designer. This girl is deep. Her signature winged heart has been much copied but never bettered.
A pendant laced with intrigue from Zoe Duthie, featuring a framed portion of yellowing love letter or possible diary entry? Only your imagination can decide.
Cutting edge and curvaceous, these floral etched rings from La10 are carefully considered to fit the form of the fingers.
It’s fair to say that I’ve lusted over a number of cocktail rings in my time, but this time it’s love. This magnificent piece by James Fairhurst combines an incredible Tourmaline with channel set Tsavorite garnets.
Smooth blue agate beads offer an interesting contrast to the protruding metallic spikes on this statement necklace by Merle O’Grady. A bold and beautifully balanced design.
Be afraid. This aptly named Divorce ring by Gisele Ganne is both macabre and practical…if you ever wanted to smack your ex in the face.
Quirky, original and fun, fun, fun. Claire English takes the ordinary and makes it extraordinary. The ultimate Yummy Mummy accessory.
Immensely decorative and richly layered, Barbara Macleod utilises a myriad of techniques to create this captivating brooch with incredible surface pattern and colour.
Love, love, love Laura Gravestock’s sublime rings. The very definition of grown-up glamour and well considered design that stack superbly.
A cascade of gold in constant motion from Firouzeh, with the look of an unearthed ancient treasure.
