I ask Imogen Belfield what she thinks she will be remembered for. Her answer is simple, straight-forward “Big, bold and sculptural jewellery“. I remember the first time I came across one of her designs. It was a beautiful, chunky looking, golden ring gracing the hand of singer, Lily Allen, on the cover of ‘STYLE’...
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Jewellery Designer Emma Chapman needs no formal introduction;originally discovered by The Telegraph’s Fashion Director, Hillary Alexander in 2006, Emma was tagged as the one to watch when it came to Jewellery design. She has since gone on to create numerous collections,all hand made and inspired by her frequent trips to the East, especially India. She...
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New York born Pamela Love has utilized her years of experience assisting on fashion shoots to create a jewellery label that screams mystery and romance. Growing up, Love struggled to find jewellery that suited her taste and in 2006 after graduating from New York University began to design and create her own. These designs...
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Whether it’s her fashion background or her designs themselves that you’re looking at, it’s obvious that 25-year old Siân Rookwood is not your average designer. With a background in architecture, and no intention to find a career in the world of fashion, she has still managed to carve out a unique brand, Anathema, that...
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Sicilian for ‘treasures’, Trisori’s name sums the brand up perfectly. Every item is set with colourful, semi-precious stones and is individually handmade so no two pieces will ever be the same. From tribal-inspired earrings to contemporary bangles, Trisor’s jewellery is always on-trend and luxurious, plus with prices starting at £39 it is relatively affordable...
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