Clean geometric lines with a focus on fantastic, ethically sourced gemstones is the ethos at new-kid-on-the-block brand,KATTRI. It’s not surprising to learn that designer Amanda Gerbasi studied architecture, given that her forms are so cleverly thought through. A masterclass in simple but effective and terribly attractive design.
A golden ring of roses alongside a delicate sprig ring featuring a deep green diamond from Beth Gilmour, makes the most divine wedding/engagement ring combination.
Earrings from the Regal collection by Kristjan Eyjolfsson, fit for a princess and inspired by the jewels of royalty throughout the ages. A majestic and mesmerising gemset design.
Sensuous twisted forms with a sense of movement, these spiralling ‘Scalloped’ earrings from Rebecca Little are given a weighty appearance with silver oxidisation and rich facteted garnet briolettes.
A city brought to life by Vicki Ambery-Smith with fingers used as foundations. This astonishing ring is an exquisite example of the craftsmanship and attention to detail that makes her work so incredible.
The YSL lily necklace may not be an option for a wallflower. Its provocative shape will not go unnoticed and is certain to attract admiration.
A substantial statement piece from Alice Menter, the jewellery designer that has literally built her brand with nuts and bolts. This sumptuous soft suede bracelet featuring gold plated nuts, makes the ordinary extraordinary. It is available from Apache Rose along with an irresistable selection of statement jewellery from an interesting array of designers.
A carefully considered scattering of smooth free moving forms decorate a textured brooch from Kate Bajic.
Catriona Faulkner’s jewellery reaches a whole new level of eclectic, reserved only for her work. She creates intricately patterned pieces using a magpie’s hoard.
Just when I was wondering why Van Cleef & Arpels don’t do a less embellished version of their famous zip necklace, I spotted this beauty by Jesper Velling with a double zip that can be adjusted at both the front and back. Sleek, dramatic and much more wearable than its Parisian counterpart.
