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VISIT RAJCOOMAR-HADDENFine Jeweller, Roxanne Rajcoomar-Hadden began her career at De Beers as a diamond grader.
Today RRH creates timeless luxurious pieces for women, adorned with diamonds and delicate gemstones, celebrating all of their multi-tasking facets. Sustainability is a key consideration, and the responsible sourcing of gemstones, metals & materials for all pieces is paramount. These are forever pieces to be handed down to the next generation. -
VISIT L'ATELIER NAWBARFounded over 130 years ago, L'Atelier Nawbar seamlessly blends tradition with innovation, creating modern heirlooms, to be passed down for generations to come.
L’Altelier Nawbar today is overseen by sisters Dima and Tima Nawbar, who take their inspiration from childhood memories, travels and nature, weaving sentimental narratives into every jewellery piece.
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VISIT EMEFA COLEEmefa Cole showcases her Ghanaian roots in her exhilarating pieces.
Inspired by organic shapes, colours and elements, Cole creates bold sculptural pieces that are tactile celebrations of the natural world. Her love of colour pairings and texture shine through her craftmanship bringing to life her wearable art. -
VISIT MATTURIMatturi Fine Jewellery is an award winning jewellery house founded by Satta Matturi.
Based in London & inspired by Africa, Satta Matturi has a rich heritage in the diamond industry having worked in sales & rough diamond valuations for several years. This knowledge together with her creative aesthetic, masterful skills and deep rooted appreciation for the African continent has given rise to distinctive colourful thought-provoking jewellery pieces, to be enjoyed globally.
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VISIT ROSEATERoseate was conceived and created by Pamela Cloud, former Chief Merchandising Officer at Tiffany & Co.
Her deep love of pearls and years of jewellery experience lead her to create a brand, focused not only on body adornment & the beauty of pearls, but responsible sourcing of the very best of them, Tahitian, South Sea & Mother-of Pearl. Saltwater pearl farms are truly sustainable and bring many benefits from increasing fish abundance to improving the health of coral reefs & water quality, to protecting marine ecosystems that play a vital role in combating climate change by absorbing carbon dioxide emissions. Pearls are precious to the environment. -
VISIT MIKE JOSEPHBorn into an Armenian family of jewellers, Mike Saatji studied jewellery design & craftsmanship before travelling abroad to hone his skills under various master jewellers.
On his return, together with his brother he set up Mike Joseph Jewellery, specialising in fine gold gemstone creations of unconventional design, to challenge the norm. In 2015, he won first prize in the Couture Design awards in Las Vegas, catapulting the brand forward onto the global jewellery stage.
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VISIT EMILY P. WHEELEREmily P. Wheeler is a fine jewellery brand based in Los Angeles.
Wheeler creates wearable classics, in technicolour, bursting with personality and joy. With precious gems shading artfully from hue to hue, Wheeler’s jewellery celebrates colour. A reminder that life is all about the journey, not the destination, and that the moments between the milestones are when life really happens. -
VISIT JET MCQUISTONJet McQuiston uses jewellery to eternalise important worlds such as fragile ecosystems, love stories and historical narratives.
McQuiston sees jewels as the perfect setting to store data - a tiny canvas that if made carefully, can endure and communicate for thousands of years. Her practice portrays the different ways that jewellery can hold meaning via symbology and semiotics - a key focus of her MA in jewellery Design at Central Saint Martins.
