Make way for the coolest jewels of 2019.

Fine jewellery can be edgy and cool as we discovered in collections presented in 2019 most definitely aimed at women untamed by convention.

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  • Alina Abegg Sugar High Lollipop pendant
    Alina Abegg Sugar High Lollipop orange moonstone pendant in 14 carat gold.
  • Gucci Le Marche des Merveilles jewels in portrait with greyhound Julia Hetta photography
    With the same magnetic appeal as the Le Marché des Merveilles ready to wear and accessories, the jewels are by Alessandro Michele, Gucci’s Design Director. Photo by Julia Hetta.
  • Pomellato Armonie Minerali Japanese Samurai ring
    Dendritic blue opal Armonie Minerali ring by Pomellato captures the delicacy of Japanese calligraphy, enhanced by a band of black diamonds.  Dendritic opal is found mainly in Honduras and Turkey and named for the Ancient Greek ‘dedron’ for tree.
  • Louis Vuitton B Blossom rings and cuff
    Louis Vuitton’s new B BLOSSOM bigs up the house’s famous star-shape flower motif to create chunky, colourful jewels for women who like style with attitude.
  • The Stellar bangle by Tomasz Donocik
    The Stellar bangle by Tomasz Donocik is set with rubies, pink opal, hematite and white diamonds for a feminine and delicate look despite the bold graphic nature of the design. 
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Maria Doulton

MARIA DOULTON

After many years as a freelance journalist and editor specialising in watches and jewellery, together with Christine Pasquier, Maria founded The Jewellery Editor. Maria’s work appears in a wide variety of notable publications, including the Financial Times, Intelligent Life, Telegraph ...