Luxury Gifts
“My most special pieces, gathered for the moments that deserve them. Luxury jewellery gifts to be kept and loved for years.” - Jo
Jo's Notes
In my early career as a womenswear buyer I used to visit Milan on a fairly regular basis. Often the stylish women I saw wore statement chains, which I absolutely loved. These weren't chains created from base metal with a thin gold plate, these were the real deal. I wanted one.
That look stayed with me until I finally created the Sandrine. So this necklace is my nod to the stylish women of Milan I saw all those years ago.
That look stayed with me until I finally created the Sandrine. So this necklace is my nod to the stylish women of Milan I saw all those years ago.
Jo's Notes
I designed the Maddie as I wanted to combine the wonderful turquoise colours of these stones with the beautiful smoky quartz, as I believe they work so well together.
The Maddie looks so wonderful worn with a classic white shirt and denim, but also against chocolate brown, suede and earthy neutrals.
Currently out of stock - back in stock soon!
The Maddie looks so wonderful worn with a classic white shirt and denim, but also against chocolate brown, suede and earthy neutrals.
Currently out of stock - back in stock soon!
Jo's Notes
The Halle can be customised to your requirements, be that the diamond size, or multiple diamonds or maybe you'd like a colour gemstone, the choice is yours. Please just get in touch.
The Halle came about as I've always loved -and often wear (Mabel and Molly together are my usual combination) a statement silver ring or rings. Diamonds have always fascinated me and in recent years I have been learning more and more about lab-grown diamonds and the benefits around them. I wanted to combine the two- to give a luxe finish to one of the most useful pieces of jewellery.
The Halle came about as I've always loved -and often wear (Mabel and Molly together are my usual combination) a statement silver ring or rings. Diamonds have always fascinated me and in recent years I have been learning more and more about lab-grown diamonds and the benefits around them. I wanted to combine the two- to give a luxe finish to one of the most useful pieces of jewellery.
Jo's Notes
Rock crystal is a fairly new love of mine. I came across it - actually I was drawn to it - at one my suppliers . I could not get over how tactile it was with an ethereal beauty.
I created this particular piece as I was researching one of the colour trends of Ice Blue, as an accent colour. This translated into rock crystal for me. The coolness of its touch, its quiet elegance and incredible versatility to work with so many colours in our wardrobes - particularly with cool ice blue shades.
I mixed two cuts and shapes of rock crystal in the Ingrid to add both interest and contrast but also to able to enjoy both the smooth, clear nuggets and beautiful highly-facetted rounds.
I created this particular piece as I was researching one of the colour trends of Ice Blue, as an accent colour. This translated into rock crystal for me. The coolness of its touch, its quiet elegance and incredible versatility to work with so many colours in our wardrobes - particularly with cool ice blue shades.
I mixed two cuts and shapes of rock crystal in the Ingrid to add both interest and contrast but also to able to enjoy both the smooth, clear nuggets and beautiful highly-facetted rounds.
Jo's Notes
This is a 'one of one' necklace and I believe it is one of the most incredible necklaces I've created. The colour combination is both surprising and truly beautiful.
When I sourced this beautiful olive jade I was unsure how I would use it but loved its subtle sparkle from the tiny facets of the beads. This large amethyst was a rare find as large stones like this are extremely hard to source, in my experience. When I combined the two stone colours it felt so exciting.
Keep all other jewellery silver and pared back - the beautiful Cecile necklace is the main event!
When I sourced this beautiful olive jade I was unsure how I would use it but loved its subtle sparkle from the tiny facets of the beads. This large amethyst was a rare find as large stones like this are extremely hard to source, in my experience. When I combined the two stone colours it felt so exciting.
Keep all other jewellery silver and pared back - the beautiful Cecile necklace is the main event!
Jo's Notes
In my early career as a womenswear buyer I used to visit Milan on a fairly regular basis. Often the stylish women I saw wore statement chains, which I absolutely loved. These weren't chains created from base metal with a thin silver plate, these were the real deal. I wanted one.
That look stayed with me until I finally created the Sandrine. So this necklace is my nod to the stylish women of Milan I saw all those years ago.
That look stayed with me until I finally created the Sandrine. So this necklace is my nod to the stylish women of Milan I saw all those years ago.
Jo's Notes
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
I adore this necklace with its hot red colour and spiky "fronds". I love to wear it with a navy and white striped top, as well as white and navy as single colours. From denim to more formal colours, it always manages to make me smile.
Jo's Notes
I absolutely love pearls, particularly baroque pearls with their wonderful irregular shape. Working with my supplier, we chose large pearls where the natural shape and irregularities can be seen and enjoyed. They are gently dyed to a beautiful delicate shade of grey blue, which seems to enhance their natural iridescence, or nacre, to give it its technical term.
Jo's Notes
The Nikki is one of the first statement gemstone rings I designed, and a ring I wear at least twice a week.
Jo's Notes
Rutile quartz is a wonderful quartz, with amazing golden thread like inclusions of a titanium dioxide material called rutile.
Jo's Notes
The Nikki is one of the first statement gemstone rings I produced, and a ring I wear at least once or twice a week.
Jo's Notes
I love a long necklace but sometimes I want more of the gemstones or pearls so I created the Nadia with its double layer. I love how the first layer of freshwater pearls draws your eye down to the final strand with its beautiful smooth smoky quartz dropper, centralising the longer strand of this timeless pearl and gemstone necklace. My favourite way to wear this necklace is over a simple silk or jersey top or vest. So chic.
Jo's Notes
I love a long necklace but sometimes I want more of the gemstones or pearls so I created the Nadia with its double layer. I love how the first layer of freshwater pearls draws your eye down to the final strand with its beautiful smooth rock crystal dropper, centralising the longer strand of this timeless pearl and gemstone necklace. My favourite way to wear this necklace is over a simple silk or jersey top or vest. So chic.
Jo's Notes
I love a long necklace but sometimes I want more of the gemstones or pearls so I created the Nadia with its double layer. I love how the first layer of black agate draws your eye down to the final strand with its beautiful faceted black agate dropper, centralising the longer strand of this timeless gemstone. My favourite way to wear this necklace is over a simple silk or jersey top or vest. So chic.
Jo's Notes
I have been wearing the Molly ring for years and I still love it! I particularly like wearing the Molly and the Mabel together as I love the contrast of the matt and shine.
This chunky silver ring is cast in the UK from 100% recycled silver, with our casting partners being pioneers in the "lost wax" method. It is finished with the JoJo Harris hallmark, which is held at the London Goldsmith Company, who became the first official "home of hallmarking" in 1478.
This chunky silver ring is cast in the UK from 100% recycled silver, with our casting partners being pioneers in the "lost wax" method. It is finished with the JoJo Harris hallmark, which is held at the London Goldsmith Company, who became the first official "home of hallmarking" in 1478.
Jo's Notes
I find the colour combinations in labradorite extremely versatile, and the May is such an easy design to wear.
Jo's Notes
The May ring is such an easy design to wear. This gemstone is bezel set, meaning it's encased in silver, and it sits beautifully on a graduated slim band. It's a subtle design which always gets admired.
Jo's Notes
I have been wearing the Mabel ring for years and I still love it! I particularly like wearing the Mabel and the Molly together as I love the contrast of the matt and shine.
This chunky silver ring is cast in the UK from 100% recycled silver, with our casting partners being pioneers in the "lost wax" method. It is finished with the JoJo Harris hallmark, which is held at the London Goldsmith Company, who became the first official "home of hallmarking" in 1478.
This chunky silver ring is cast in the UK from 100% recycled silver, with our casting partners being pioneers in the "lost wax" method. It is finished with the JoJo Harris hallmark, which is held at the London Goldsmith Company, who became the first official "home of hallmarking" in 1478.
Jo's Notes
The Lee necklace came about as I wanted to create a contemporary heavy link necklace which could be worn with either the plain link to the front and clasp to the back or have a feature clasp to the front. I also wanted the ability to layer other necklaces above it so I made it 20" in length to allow for this. Also this length can elongate the neck and form a beautiful "v" shape in the neckline.
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.
Jo's Notes
I love a statement ring. I remember choosing a large labradorite ring for my 16th birthday which I still have now. There is something wonderful about looking down and seeing a large stone with all its natural markings, knowing it is totally unique. I adore the look of a large ring. It says something about confidence and knowing your own style.
When wearing a stone set statement ring, try to tie in with a specific colour you're wearing, or loosely with your colour palette. The Kim opal works incredibly well with denim and white, and it also looks great with gentle purples, dusky pinks and lilacs. As for wearing other jewellery with it, the Clemancy cuff and Madge silver hoops are perfect partners with their strong shapes, or a silver bracelet stack and the silver Sandrine.
When wearing a stone set statement ring, try to tie in with a specific colour you're wearing, or loosely with your colour palette. The Kim opal works incredibly well with denim and white, and it also looks great with gentle purples, dusky pinks and lilacs. As for wearing other jewellery with it, the Clemancy cuff and Madge silver hoops are perfect partners with their strong shapes, or a silver bracelet stack and the silver Sandrine.
Jo's Notes
African Jade is a stunning gemstone, and its unfacetted surface gives it a smooth polished finish. This ring has been given a matt finish, which I believe works really well with a cabochon, unfacetted stone.
Jo's Notes
The rich deep brown of smoky quartz is such a perfect partner to the cream of pearls, they really enhance the beauty of each other. When designing the Katrina I wanted to offer versatility, so the necklace could be worn in a choice of ways: plain without the pearl dropper and clasp to the back, or with the dropper for a gorgeous pendant necklace. You could also put the pearl on a chain for an extra necklace option.
Jo's Notes
As with each of the gemstones set in the Isha ring, the peridot is so pretty, vibrant and a joy to wear. I sourced these stones so the light could pass through and you can see the full shape of the stone from the side. The ring is intentionally lightweight, so it's comfortable if you're new to wearing a slightly larger ring.
Wear it on its own, or stack it with a plain Molly or another Isha in a different gemstone. I wouldn't wear anything else in peridot alongside it. It would look too matchy, and read as dated rather than simple and modern. Plain silver in different textures is lovely: the Angel hammered bangles with the Athena polished bangle and the Ines silver coin pendant.
Wear it on its own, or stack it with a plain Molly or another Isha in a different gemstone. I wouldn't wear anything else in peridot alongside it. It would look too matchy, and read as dated rather than simple and modern. Plain silver in different textures is lovely: the Angel hammered bangles with the Athena polished bangle and the Ines silver coin pendant.
Jo's Notes
The facetted blue topaz in the Isha is so pretty and it's a joy to wear. I sourced these stones so the light could pass through and you can see the full shape of the stone from the side. It's intentionally lightweight, so it's comfortable if you're new to wearing a slightly larger ring.
Wear it on its own, or stack it with a plain Molly or another Isha in a different gemstone. I wouldn't wear anything else in blue topaz alongside it. It would look too matchy, and read as dated rather than simple and modern. Plain silver in different textures is lovely: the Angel hammered bangles with the Athena polished bangle and the Ines silver coin pendant.
Wear it on its own, or stack it with a plain Molly or another Isha in a different gemstone. I wouldn't wear anything else in blue topaz alongside it. It would look too matchy, and read as dated rather than simple and modern. Plain silver in different textures is lovely: the Angel hammered bangles with the Athena polished bangle and the Ines silver coin pendant.
Jo's Notes
The facetted amethyst in the Isha is so pretty and a joy to wear. As with all the stones in the Isha collection, I sourced these so the light could pass through and you can see the full shape of the stone from the side. The ring is intentionally lightweight, so it's comfortable if you're new to wearing a slightly larger ring.
Wear it on its own, or stack it with a plain Molly or another Isha in a different gemstone. I wouldn't wear anything else in amethyst alongside it. It would look too matchy, and read as dated rather than simple and modern. Plain silver in different textures is lovely: the Angel hammered bangles with the Athena polished bangle and the Ines silver coin pendant.
Wear it on its own, or stack it with a plain Molly or another Isha in a different gemstone. I wouldn't wear anything else in amethyst alongside it. It would look too matchy, and read as dated rather than simple and modern. Plain silver in different textures is lovely: the Angel hammered bangles with the Athena polished bangle and the Ines silver coin pendant.
Jo's Notes
I love the vintage feel of the Ines, which is exactly what I was trying to achieve. Based on an old coin it has a slight irregularity to its shape, giving it an authentic feel. I love to layer this both with other short necklaces such as the Kat or Claudia, but it also makes a perfect partner to longer necklaces such as the Holly or Imogen, because it sits beautifully in the natural v shape a long pendant necklace makes.
Jo's Notes
I love the vintage feel of the Ines, which is exactly what I was trying to achieve. Based on an old coin it has a slight irregularity to its shape, giving it an authentic feel. I love to layer this both with other short necklaces such as the Kat or Claudia, but it also makes a perfect partner to longer necklaces such as the Imogen, because it sits beautifully in the natural "v" shape a long pendant necklace makes.
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.
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