Bracelets
"I believe bracelets are made for stacking and collecting. From delicate chains and timeless bangles to pieces with more presence, my selection is here for you to browse." - Jo
Jo's Notes
The Katia is a brilliant stacking bangle as it can pull a look together as well as adding texture when mixed with gold or silver or horn.
I always have one in my holiday jewellery wardrobe. It's equally great in Autumn and Winter when worn with black and brown, giving a dark outfit a chic lift.
I always have one in my holiday jewellery wardrobe. It's equally great in Autumn and Winter when worn with black and brown, giving a dark outfit a chic lift.
Jo's Notes
Margot is such a good piece, an essential for a gold jewellery wardrobe. Striking, stylish and easy to co-ordinate with outfits from shirts to knitwear, exactly what I intended when I added it to the collection. I love it!
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Labradorite is one of my all time favourite semi-precious stones. I have created this bracelet from beautiful facetted rondelles which catch the light and co-ordinate beautifully with so many colours - greys, navy, black, cream, purple, pink, lilac and so many more!
Jo's Notes
The Honey cuff (or wide bangle) is one of my all time favourite pieces. The unique natural markings and polished finish is beautiful and it always makes a bold statement. It's perfect with natural fabrics in summer and also beautiful with knitwear.
Jo's Notes
The Honey cuff (or wide bangle) is one of my all time favourite pieces. The unique natural markings and polished finish is beautiful and it always makes a bold statement. It's perfect with natural fabrics in summer and also beautiful with knitwear.
Jo's Notes
The Clemancy is what I call my signature piece. When I began JoJo Harris it was the piece I knew, from the very beginning, would be in my collection. The studio and I worked to create this gorgeous, concave shape with the surface having a gently hammered finish. We make each one to order giving a beautiful bespoke look.
Jo's Notes
Bracelet stacks are everywhere right now. I love them, and one bracelet is never enough for me. My exception is a cuff, and then one is enough.
I designed the Indira to be part of a stack, and it combines two of my favourite gemstones with a pearl: a smooth smoky quartz drop, a turquoise serpentine bead and a flat, irregular baroque pearl. It works with a summer and a winter wardrobe, and smoky quartz always looks great with autumn colours.
I love to stack it with the Angel hammered bangles and the Brooke stretch bracelet, which picks up on the turquoise serpentine. For a slightly more formal stack, the Bonnie pearl bracelet looks amazing with the Indira and the Angel bangles.
Although stacking is a moment happening right now for some, I have worn a bracelet stack for years and probably always will. I want my pieces to have longevity and to be created with meaning.
I designed the Indira to be part of a stack, and it combines two of my favourite gemstones with a pearl: a smooth smoky quartz drop, a turquoise serpentine bead and a flat, irregular baroque pearl. It works with a summer and a winter wardrobe, and smoky quartz always looks great with autumn colours.
I love to stack it with the Angel hammered bangles and the Brooke stretch bracelet, which picks up on the turquoise serpentine. For a slightly more formal stack, the Bonnie pearl bracelet looks amazing with the Indira and the Angel bangles.
Although stacking is a moment happening right now for some, I have worn a bracelet stack for years and probably always will. I want my pieces to have longevity and to be created with meaning.
Jo's Notes
I love the Gabriel for its beautiful shape. I wanted to create a bangle in gold that made a timeless statement. It looks beautiful against the skin but also wonderful over knitwear. I love to wear mine over black fine knitwear to really emphasise the beautiful shape and the luxe of the gold.
Jo's Notes
This gorgeous jasper bracelet is an everyday go to for me, perfect for achieving a laid back look with a sophisticated touch. It is so easy to co-ordinate and I love the gentle mix of greys and neutrals, together with the unique details on each stone. It is a perfect mixer for a stack of bracelets.
Jo's Notes
The shape of this bangle makes it perfect for stacking, it's flat and slim yet also bold. It has a difference which gives it a feeling of quality and style.
Jo's Notes
Creating this bracelet was a joy, selecting the beautiful strands of labradorite in different shapes, facetted rounds and ovals, teamed with these beautiful silver grey baroque pearls. A stunning bracelet to be worn on its own, no stacking required! Knitwear or silk, this bracelet elevates an outfit. I love to keep my dressing tonal when I wear this, so I will wear it with grey or maybe white and grey.
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I have mixed the aquamarine with smoky quartz to bring out the colour of some of the beautiful veins within these stones.
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I love the scale of this bracelet with its large links of different textures and lion head tag. It has a contemporary cool look, making a striking statement.
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I love the polished smooth texture and natural colour mix that horn brings to an outfit. The Ellie cuff is a great piece, with each cuff having its own unique markings. If I'm wearing all black or cream I love the mix of colours it can subtly introduce to the outfit, creating interest and texture.
Jo's Notes
I wanted this slim cuff in the collection because it has a different look to many cuffs that I really love. The main body of bangle has this wonderful grooved pattern making it look as though the metal has been twisted. It has wonderful pewter coloured ends.
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These large irregular baroque pearls are really shown off by the contrasting black thread which forms the knots between each pearl. I love this difference. The Odette looks amazing when worn with black, as it shows a level of detail in your styling that can't be challenged. Try also stacking with the blackwood Katia bangle, or a black mix horn cuff or bangle, for a sophisticated black mix combination.
Jo's Notes
With its facetted stones the Rosie is a beautiful bracelet. Easy to co-ordinate, wear it as a single bracelet or as the perfect piece to add interest to a bracelet stack.
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I always loved the look of fine diamond bracelets maybe worn with a chrome watch or subtly catching the light amongst a bracelet stack, an unexpected sparkle from a diamond or worn solely on its own. The Antonia is so classy it was an essential to the collection.
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Any good jewellery collection needs a link bracelet. The Eva is a timeless piece to which I added a modern twist with the hand stamped star charm. The rectangular link has a lovely weight. Wear on its own or layer with other bangles such as the Angel.
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I created this bangle to be one of those essentials you can rely on every day and can be worn with any other bangles you may have. I wanted it to be handmade with a hammered finish. This hammered finish just catches the light beautifully. Being sterling silver it will always be with you, never dating. We use a heavy micron of gold plating so it has a beautiful gold finish.
Jo's Notes
I created this bangle to be one of those essentials you can rely on every day and can be worn with any other bangles you may have. I wanted it to be handmade with a hammered finish. This hammered finish just catches the light beautifully. Being sterling silver it will always be with you, never dating.
Jo's Notes
I always loved the look of fine diamond bracelets maybe worn with a watch or subtly catching the light amongst a bracelet stack, an unexpected sparkle from a diamond or worn solely on its own. The Antonia is so classy it was an essential to the collection.
Jo's Notes
Simple and stylish is the only way to describe the Athena bangle. Solid silver with a polished finish, the Athena gives such a clean look, it is the perfect companion to any other style of bracelet you may wish to layer with it. I love it on its own too, because the Athena is bold enough to hold its own!
Sterling silver with the UK hallmark.
Sterling silver with the UK hallmark.
Jo's Notes
The Amy came about because I wanted a simple, slim cuff that could work easily with any other gold pieces you might be wearing. It's a great staple, and it's enough worn on its own, but it stacks just as happily with bangles.
To lift an everyday look, wear it with the Madge gold hoops and the Ines gold pendant.
To create a stack, I love it with the Angel hammered bangles and the Chrissie horn bangle. You get great textures: the hammered detail of the bangles against the polished smooth horn with its natural colour variations.
To lift an everyday look, wear it with the Madge gold hoops and the Ines gold pendant.
To create a stack, I love it with the Angel hammered bangles and the Chrissie horn bangle. You get great textures: the hammered detail of the bangles against the polished smooth horn with its natural colour variations.
Jo's Notes
Pearls are my go to. A bracelet, earrings or a necklace, I always reach for them, either as the statement or as a beautiful, quiet and elegant addition.
The Bella, along with the Bonnie which is the same bracelet with a silver clasp, is one of those pieces I would put in a wardrobe essentials category. It works beautifully on its own and looks great layered or stacked with other bracelets for a more contemporary twist. I selected these pearls specifically for their gorgeous irregular shape, size and lustre.
Pearls are the birthstone, though not technically a stone, for anyone born in June. How lucky.
The Bella, along with the Bonnie which is the same bracelet with a silver clasp, is one of those pieces I would put in a wardrobe essentials category. It works beautifully on its own and looks great layered or stacked with other bracelets for a more contemporary twist. I selected these pearls specifically for their gorgeous irregular shape, size and lustre.
Pearls are the birthstone, though not technically a stone, for anyone born in June. How lucky.
Jo's Notes
Pearl is the birthstone (though not technically a stone) for anyone born in June. How lucky! Pearls are my go to for any occasion. The Bonnie bracelet is a jewellery wardrobe essential, it works beautifully on its own and also looks wonderful layered with other bracelets for a more contemporary styling twist. These baroque pearls are selected specifically for their size, lustre and irregular shape. Pearls suit all skin tones and add a touch of elegance every time.
Jo's Notes
The colourway of this magnesite is so perfect to me, and whenever I'm in denim this bracelet is on my wrist! I love it to lift black too, and it looks amazing against white. Such a favourite.
Jo's Notes
I love horn mixed with other textures and materials. The Chrissie is such a great easy to wear bangle with its smooth polished finish and natural markings. I love to layer it with wood, silver and gold. If I'm wearing all black or cream I love the mix of colours it can subtly introduce to the outfit, creating interest and texture.
Jo's Notes
The Esta wood bangle is bold and beautiful with its gently concave shape and broad width. I love it with linen in summer and knitwear in autumn. It works stacked with bangles of narrower widths and is also a wonderful statement on its own.
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