The new Fine Jewellery Room at Fortnum & Mason

Legendary London store Fortnum & Mason has unveiled a new Fine Jewellery Room, showcasing the best of British design, including Stephen Webster.

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Shoppers from all over the world flock to Fortnum & Mason for many reasons, but until now, jewellery hasn't been one of them. All that is set to change, however, with the unveiling of the quintessentially British department store's new Fine Jewellery Room, which opened on 22 March 2013. A who's who of emerging and established UK-based designers, as well as a carefully edited selection of international jewellers, it's an inspired idea from a store that has been championing the best of British for more than 300 years.

The list contains many names you will know if you love jewellery with attitude - Stephen Webster, Jade Jagger, Lara Bohinc, Katie Hillier, Katie Rowland - and some you may not but should: Melanie Georgacopoulos, Fernando Jorge, Tomasz Donocik and Catherine Zoraida. There is also expertly sourced vintage jewels by Susan Caplan and cutting-edge fashion jewellery courtesy of Mawi and Jessica de Lotz, plus Nicholas Kirkwood and Christopher Kane for Atelier Swarovski.

If that isn't reason enough to visit, the Fine Jewellery Room is playing host to the British Fashion Council's Rock Vault exhibition for a month, following its preview at London Fashion Week. Curated by Stephen Webster, you can admire the ground-breaking designs of Melanie Georgacopoulos, Fernando Jorge and Tomasz Donocik, who created unique red-carpet earrings out of palladium for the event (read about it here) - the first time Rock Vault jewellery has been on show outside London Fashion Week. 

"The Jewellery Room exults beautiful design and style, offering pieces for every occasion and celebration with a variety of materials and price points, says Jo Newton, Head Fashion and Beauty Buyer at Fortnum & Mason. "And customers can expect the usual Fortnum & Mason service and attention to detail."

 

 

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