According to the London-based jewellery brand, founded in 2013 by environmentalist and columnist Sheherazade Goldsmith, each piece is crafted in 18-carat gold and designed to hold personal meaning.

New additions include the Cosmopolitan Charm, set with pink tourmaline, representing “laughter, loyalty, and lasting connections”.

The Cherry Charm is made with garnets and a diamond-studded leaf, while the Family Tree Charm features leaf motifs symbolising “roots, growth, connection, and love”. 

Another launch, the Diamond Baguette, is crafted in yellow gold and framed in pavé-set diamonds.

The new pieces are intended to be personalised and combined, with lockets designed to hold a variety of charms. 

All diamonds are conflict-free, and gemstones are responsibly sourced, with chains handcrafted in Italy. The brand works with an atelier certified by the Responsible Jewellery Council.

The Bronze Eroded Penny Vessel – a patinated bronze sculpture embedded with polished crystal – contains a reimagined version of the brand’s HardWear necklace. Only 39 of the handcrafted works have been produced, each made at Arsham Studio in New York.

The necklace, made from 18-carat white gold, is set with more than 1,000 diamonds and over 500 tsavorites. It draws from a 1971 design in Tiffany’s archive and reflects Arsham’s signature “future relic” concept.

The vessel takes inspiration from Arsham’s 2013 work Study of the Eroded Penny and Tiffany’s 1885 redesign of the Great Seal of the United States. The penny motif is described as a “symbol of luck and transformation, fusing historical references with modern craftsmanship”.

Each piece is delivered in a Tiffany Blue art-handling crate, accompanied by a matching blue box containing dual-branded white gloves.

Arsham said: “My work explores the idea of history as a living, evolving entity, and Tiffany and Co. shares that same reverence for craftsmanship and heritage.

“This collaboration has allowed me to push my ‘future relics’ concept even further, transforming an iconic symbol into something completely new. I’m incredibly grateful to Tiffany and Co. for embracing this vision.”

Each pendant necklace can also be paired together for stacking, or worn individually. The collection is made to sit lightly on the skin and over cotton tees, dresses or swimwear.

Loquet’s new pendant necklaces are also sold in-sets, including the ‘Love, Luck and Smile’ gift set, which features The Diamond Heart Pendant, The Four Leaf Clover Pendant and the Happy Face Pendant.

The Four Leaf Clover pendant is created with four heart-shaped tsavorites and 14k gold and has a single diamond at its heart. Meanwhile, The Turkish Evil Eye Pendant is a little golden guardian handcrafted in 14k yellow gold and detailed with vibrant blue, white, and turquoise enamel.

Finally, the Diamond Heart Pendant Necklace is crafted with a delicate curve of 14k solid gold, traced with Top Wesselton VVS diamonds designed as a token of devotion, romantic or otherwise “for the one who holds your heart”.

Loquet London was founded in 2013 by British environmentalist and columnist Sheherazade Goldsmith.

Drawing inspiration from her own Tavola tableware collection and sun-soaked Venetian lemon recipes, together the duo have created this piece. 

Crafted in 18k yellow gold, with a zingy tsavorite leaf and a cabochon quartzite jade, the Lemon Charm is inspired by “life’s freshest, sunniest moments”.

The collection is created as part of the Charms for Change initiative, where a percentage of sales is donated to Chefs in Schools, a charity working to improve food and food education in schools across the UK. 

Founded in 2013 by British environmentalist and columnist Sheherazade Goldsmith, Loquet takes a “contemporary approach” to the idea of a keepsake locket. 

Each locket, ring, bracelet, or necklace can be customized with a unique combination of charms—ranging from initials and birthstones to symbols and words. 

All Loquet gemstones are responsibly sourced and all diamonds conflict-free, with chains handcrafted in Italy, and all of the jewellery is made in an atelier that is certified by the Responsible Jewellery Council and complies with their rigorous standards in responsible sourcing and workplace conditions.

Taking its name from the Hindi word ‘Zariya’, meaning a medium, source, or pathway, the collection was inspired by the concept of introspection.

The designs are handcrafted in London using traditional techniques such as wire-drawing, forging and stressing gold, using the brand’s signature 22k Sunrise Gold, whose regal golden glow pairs perfectly with the majestic green of Zambian emeralds.

Highlights from the Zariya collection include a Shooting Star Emerald Cuff and Dropper Earrings with a twisted design exuding timeless charm.

There is also the Solo Emerald Pendant and Horizon Emerald Necklace with an intricate twist-wire design, and two show-stopping rings.

The PureJewels and Gemfields Zariya collection ranges from $1,210 (£903) to $6,300 (£4,705) and is available on PureJewels website.

Jayant Raniga, PureJewels CEO, said: “As we mark 75 years, PureJewels remains dedicated to preserving heritage crafts. Partnering with Gemfields for this milestone allows us to reinforce our commitment to a responsible supply chain and to showcase the real impact of responsible sourcing – a value deeply embedded in our brand.”

Emily Dungey, Gemfields’ marketing and communications director, added: “Thought to symbolise hope, growth and the natural world, emeralds couldn’t be more appropriate for a collection dedicated to introspection and balance.

“The calming green hue of Zambian emeralds sings in PureJewels’ clever settings, flowing light through the gemstone facets so that they dance when worn. The PureJewels x Gemfields Zariya collection lends itself equally to stacking for a modern look, or a single, elegant statement with a pleasing pop of green.”

This expansion marks a significant milestone in the brand’s journey to bring its authentic designs to more people globally. Currently, Kismet by Milka has 17 stores globally and over 100 points of sale.

Located at 110 New Bond Street, London, the new store spans 140m² across two floors, featuring fine jewellery and two luxury piercing studios.

The piercing studio is the first and only piercing studio driven by experienced and piercers on New Bond Street. Kismet By Milka is vetted and certified by the APP (American Professional Piercers Association), whilst being one of the association’s corporate sponsors, ensuring the “highest health and safety standards for the luxury jewellery brand within this venture”.

Additionally, at the new store, Shoppers will be able to explore the brand’s latest collections with jewellery styling experts in an intimate setting.

Designer Milka Karaağaçlı İnce founded the brand in 2009, and pioneered a new segment in the global jewellery industry with her “sense of styling and design”.

All designs are developed and produced in-house at the Istanbul Design House, where a team of 70 skilled craftsmen manage the full creation process from concept to final piece.

Over the past decade, Kismet by Milka has grown from an independent jeweller to an international brand, worn by celebrities including Madonna, Naomi Watts, Britney Spears, Anne Hathaway, and famous British stars such as Emilia Clarke, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Natalie Dormer and Emily Blunt.

Ince said: “Fifteen years ago, this was my biggest dream. I started by designing my own jewelry, bringing them to London, sharing them with friends and hoping they’d see what I saw. That was the beginning of Kismet by Milka.

“What began as a dream is now a reality. And not just anywhere, on Bond Street, a place that symbolises prestige, heritage, artistry, and fearless visionaries. To stand here today, in the city where I took my first steps as a designer, isn’t just an achievement. It’s proof of what happens when challengers dare to believe.”

She added: “Kismet by Milka has always been about breaking boundaries. Boundaries of design, craftsmanship, and creativity. From those first handcrafted designs to a brand recognized around the world, our journey has been shaped by passion and the belief that jewelry is more than adornment. It’s identity, strength, and self-expression.

“Now, as we open our doors in London, we’re not just celebrating a store. We’re celebrating the spirit of those who dream boldly, create fearlessly, and challenge the ordinary. Because this isn’t just a milestone. It’s the beginning of something even bigger.”

The new offering allows customers to create a unique and personal ring, tailored to their vision, whether online or in-store with expert guidance from the Hancocks team.

Customers can also explore a vast array of styles, cuts, and precious metals, along with ethically sourced diamonds that are GIA-certified and custom engraving, to craft a “one-of-a-kind” engagement ring.

Additionally, the service is available for engagement rings, anniversary gifts, or any bespoke piece of jewellery.

Founded in 1860, Hancocks Jewellers is Manchester’s oldest independent jeweller and a renowned purveyor of fine diamonds and handcrafted jewellery.

Roy Lunt, owner of Hancocks Jewellers, said: “At Hancocks, we have always believed that jewellery should be as unique as the individual wearing it.

“With our ‘Design Your Own Engagement Ring’ service, we are giving our customers the opportunity to create something truly personal—an heirloom that will be cherished for generations. Whether it’s an engagement ring, a statement piece, or a meaningful gift, we are here to bring every vision to life.”

The new collection comes as Google trends revealed a 110% increase in searches for ‘St Patrick’s Day outfits for women’.

The new collection features a wide selection of emerald pieces, including the Pear Halo engagement ring, the Gloria ring, the Lila engagement ring, the Kingston Hoop earrings, the Buenos Aires earrings, and the Jordan earrings.

The entire collection includes a variety of customisation options, from gemstone quality, to metal type, including yellow gold, white gold, or rose gold.

Austen and Blake specialises in handcrafted jewellery, offering customisable, made-to-order diamond pieces tailored to individual preferences and specifications.

The news comes after Austen and Blake announced the opening of its new store in Solihull. The group is currently hiring for a store manager, an assistant store manager and three consultants.

Austen and Blake said: “Adding some luck to your outfit can be as simple as adding unique jewellery pieces to celebrate this St Patrick’s Day. Austen and Blake’s emerald green collection is the perfect way to mark the occasion.”

The new collection is a curated selection of earrings and rings with “clean lines” and a “modern aesthetic”.

At the core of the collection is the Chain Ring and the Jolie Earrings, both made with 18K yellow gold. The pieces are designed to mimic chain-like links.

Meanwhile, the Pyramid Ring pays homage to Egyptian culture and is a contemporary openwork design that mirrors the architectural brilliance of the ancient pyramids. Meticulously handcrafted, the ring features a pyramid shape.

The Fusion Ring features geometric framed rectangles, and can be worn solo or stacked for a layered look. The range also includes the Hexagon Earrings symbolising “connection” and “unity”.

Lastly, for those looking for something personalised, the Brady Signet Ring, also handcrafted in 18K gold, can be engraved with initials.

Amany Afify, principal founder of Anty, said: “Everform is a collection for those who value authenticity and self-expression, who see style as a limitless canvas to be worn and shared. The Everform Collection is an extension of your identity—made for you, exactly as you are.

“This collection is designed for the modern wearer—someone who believes that style knows no boundaries and who celebrates the power of connection.”

The occasion was also attended by members of the British Hallmarking Council.

The first hallmark struck at the new facility was a stunning triple row diamond-set band fully handcrafted by Brown and Newirth.

The band was made for Wendy Laing, owner of Laings, one of Brown & Newirth’s longest-standing customers.

Laing, owner of Laings Jewellers said: “I’m thrilled with my stunning new ring – a generous gift from my husband. Knowing that my ring was the first piece assayed at the new sub-office adds even more sentimental value to it. On behalf of Laings, we would like to congratulate the group on this fantastic new assay facility.”

Jerry Anderson, CEO of AG Group, added: “The official opening of our in-house Assay Office is a proud moment for our company. By incorporating an assay sub-office into our manufacturing process, we are uniquely positioned for businesses seeking a professional and reliable hallmarking service.”

Brown and Newirth was acquired by bridal manufacturer Allied Gold back in July 2024.