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Jo's Notes
The Christina is a pearl bracelet with personality! These silver/grey/pink freshwater pearls are certainly special and I wanted them to be strung onto pink thread to add character and interest....and an element of fun!
Pearl is the birthstone (though not technically a stone) for anyone born in June. How lucky! Pearls are my go-to for any occasion and I love to wear the Christina mixed with silver bangles for a modern twist.
I have selected these baroque pearls specifically for their unique colour, size, lustre and irregular shape. Pearls add a touch of elegance every time!
Pearl is the birthstone (though not technically a stone) for anyone born in June. How lucky! Pearls are my go-to for any occasion and I love to wear the Christina mixed with silver bangles for a modern twist.
I have selected these baroque pearls specifically for their unique colour, size, lustre and irregular shape. Pearls add a touch of elegance every time!
Jo's Notes
These bangles are so easy to wear and add both texture and interest. I love to wear them against a solid colour top (as opposed to patterned) to create colour interest and to add texture. They also look great stacked with other bangles and work so well when mixed with both gold and silver. This set of 3 are in black/natural mix. Each one is unique in its colouring. Stunning!
Jo's Notes
I absolutely love how this necklace/chain moves and catches the light. It has an almost continuous liquidity - which is why I describe it as "liquid gold".
I wanted a gold necklace that was both different from a standard chain link and had a presence when worn. This is an Italian sourced chain, created from sterling silver and is heavily gold plated.
Wear on its own for a chic single statement, or layer with finer necklaces for a more boho look.
I wanted a gold necklace that was both different from a standard chain link and had a presence when worn. This is an Italian sourced chain, created from sterling silver and is heavily gold plated.
Wear on its own for a chic single statement, or layer with finer necklaces for a more boho look.
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
Anything that reminds me of Coco Chanel's everlasting style and love of pearls becomes a piece close to my heart.
With this necklace the design process came about in a slightly unusual way. I actually came across these wonderful clasps first. They don't look like clasps, but they are, whereas usually the process begins with the gemstones or pearls. I loved their vintage look and instantly knew they should be combined with pearls.
I love to wear the Gina layered with the Elenore diamond look necklace. The combination feels contemporary yet timeless. Although many may consider this a formal dresser piece, I love it with a black tank, jeans and a leather jacket for a contemporary Chanel look. It also works incredibly well with luxury fabrics such as silk, taking elegance to a whole new level.
With this necklace the design process came about in a slightly unusual way. I actually came across these wonderful clasps first. They don't look like clasps, but they are, whereas usually the process begins with the gemstones or pearls. I loved their vintage look and instantly knew they should be combined with pearls.
I love to wear the Gina layered with the Elenore diamond look necklace. The combination feels contemporary yet timeless. Although many may consider this a formal dresser piece, I love it with a black tank, jeans and a leather jacket for a contemporary Chanel look. It also works incredibly well with luxury fabrics such as silk, taking elegance to a whole new level.
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 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.
Jo's Notes
I created the Lori because it's a cool piece to layer or wear on its own, and it makes a perfect gift. I love that you can wear it in two ways: either with the lariat drop as shown in the main picture, or move the T bar fastener to the circle above the pearl and disk for a necklace without the drop. Great for a weekend away or a holiday, pack one necklace and wear it two ways with different necklines.
There are so few outfits where this necklace wouldn't work. Layered or worn on its own it always works. It also looks very chic with the Claudia diamond look necklace. The gold Angel bangles make great partners.
There are so few outfits where this necklace wouldn't work. Layered or worn on its own it always works. It also looks very chic with the Claudia diamond look necklace. The gold Angel bangles make great partners.
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
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
You know when you're short of time but want to look finished, without being able to give it too much thought? The Freya is the one to reach for every time. It's as useful as a pair of Madge hoops. It lifts your outfit, adds a youthful look, and doesn't need any co-ordinating with your clothing.
You can layer it with a longer or shorter necklace, or wear it on its own.
You can layer it with a longer or shorter necklace, or wear it on its own.
Jo's Notes
The Fabienne ring has such timeless elegance. The perfect combination of making a statement and femininity. I hand select each pearl for this ring, working with my pearl supplier. After many years working together they know the quality and size I need to make this ring so special. We can't always get the size we need so sometimes you may find we're temporarily out of stock, but hopefully never for too long! I never want to compromise on the quality of the pearl.
Jo's Notes
Although I don't have a long neck, I love to wear these earrings as I feel as though my neck is being elongated through the design. The beautiful sleek drop, hanging from the intricate ball, creates a feeling of elegance and femininity.
How chic against a black roll neck in winter, or a silk dress in summer. Keep pattern away from them, as they are doing all the work and need no distractions or competition.
Dinner with friends, a drinks party or a wedding: they add an unchallengeable level of glamour and sophistication.
How chic against a black roll neck in winter, or a silk dress in summer. Keep pattern away from them, as they are doing all the work and need no distractions or competition.
Dinner with friends, a drinks party or a wedding: they add an unchallengeable level of glamour and sophistication.
Jo's Notes
Although the stones speak for themselves and need no help from me to look their best, I did want to design a piece with versatility, to be enjoyed in two ways. In the daytime as a gorgeous simple turquoise necklace, then increasing the impact for the evening by adding the beautiful smoky quartz dropper. The rich chocolate brown of the smoky quartz looks amazing with the turquoise.
Shirt and jeans are perfect companions for this piece. Something about denim and turquoise works in my mind. In summer I love to wear turquoise with linen to create gorgeous textures, and in winter it's so chic over a roll neck, or sitting stylishly within the v of a cashmere v-neck.
Timeless, authentic and undeniably stylish.
Shirt and jeans are perfect companions for this piece. Something about denim and turquoise works in my mind. In summer I love to wear turquoise with linen to create gorgeous textures, and in winter it's so chic over a roll neck, or sitting stylishly within the v of a cashmere v-neck.
Timeless, authentic and undeniably stylish.
Jo's Notes
I love these earrings for the intricate cut out detailing on each of the three layers, and for how the layers move. The overall design makes me think of Japanese pagodas. The gorgeous pearl at the bottom adds such elegance.
I knew when I included them in the range how much I would wear them. I particularly love them with a tie neck satin blouse where there's no possibility of wearing a necklace. They're all I need around my face. I pair them with the Agatha ring and Margot cuff.
Never wear them with a patterned top. They should sit against a solid colour, as they have a pattern of their own through the intricate metalwork and layered shape. They need a plain backdrop to showcase their beauty.
I knew when I included them in the range how much I would wear them. I particularly love them with a tie neck satin blouse where there's no possibility of wearing a necklace. They're all I need around my face. I pair them with the Agatha ring and Margot cuff.
Never wear them with a patterned top. They should sit against a solid colour, as they have a pattern of their own through the intricate metalwork and layered shape. They need a plain backdrop to showcase their beauty.
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
I wanted to create a hoop that's sits somewhere between a large, bold hoop and a barely-there hoop. It was also important to me that the earrings had a bespoke, quality feel.
The Jenna are great daywear earrings that can carry you through to evening. If you've been looking for a pair of earrings that add finish to your look and individuality the Jenna are a perfect choice.
The Jenna are great daywear earrings that can carry you through to evening. If you've been looking for a pair of earrings that add finish to your look and individuality the Jenna are a perfect choice.
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