The Los Angeles native is deeply inspired by the sunny glamour of her home city; the powerful look she has created has become iconic for its clean, uncluttered style and feminine aesthetic. 

Since starting her brand in 2006, Ko has grown a cult following of elegant women who choose her 18kt gold and gemstone pieces for the ease with which they transition from day to night.

Award-winning jeweler and celebrity favorite Anita Ko is known for her refined take on modern jewelry classics with a twist.

Designer Anita Ko

Anita Ko

Launched by Aubade in March 2022, Ascher is named for Shouq's favorite, square diamond cut. In her first collection, a focus on clean lines and corners worked in black rhodium-plated 18 karat gold produced architectural forms accented with pristine white diamond pave. More recently, she has explored yellow gold, still with the same, clean, geometric lines to create bold jewelry designed to empower quietly confident women.

Kuwaiti designer Shouq Al-Fulaij creates striking combinations of precious metals and gemstones to radiant effect, in a celebration of the elegance found in geometric angles and strong lines.

Ascher

After several years working in fashion magazines, she became interested in jewelry whilst in Guatemala working with a fair-trade non-profit, so when she launched her own brand in 2015, she knew it had to be sustainable. 

Gold is a focus in her work, for its durability which made it ideal for creating meaningful jewelry in times gone by.

Baylee Ann Zwart has developed a look that blends past with the present, drawing from the Ancient World and European Art Deco to design pieces that are handmade by local master craftsmen.

Āzlee

Milan-born Bea's world is full of color. Inspired by her love of pop culture, art and design, she creates playful, modern pieces that provide a fresh take on jewelry, revisiting classic floral motifs and reinventing the beaded necklace for a new generation. Her signature vine rings twist around the fingers in vibrant color, finished with a colored gemstone, and have become emblematic of a dynamic new look that makes no compromises on craftsmanship.

Italian jewelry designer Bea Bongiasca is known for her distinctive use of brightly colored enamel, which she pairs with gemstones and precious metals, to create playful jewelry that stands out from the crowd.

Designer Bea Bongiasca

Bea Bongiasca

Sophie Karg's jewelry brand was born of a desire to elevate raw materials from the natural world and disillusionment with the fast pace of the fashion industry. 

Straddling the fine and demi-fine jewelry spaces, By Pariah pieces are seasonless, made from polished precious and semi-precious gemstones in a neutral palette, as well as solid 9kt and 14kt gold and vermeil.

The minimalist lines and organic forms of By Pariah make for timeless designs that leverage traditional craftsmanship for an exquisitely sculptural style statement.

By Pariah

The fourth generation of a family of jewelers, her Florentine-finish gold and hand-woven silk and gemstone charm bracelets draw on centuries-old Italian craftsmanship to create a boho luxe vibe. 

Her signature Forte gemstone beads were born of a family tradition of making brightly colored beaded bracelets on the beach each summer, and her sunny aesthetic perfectly captures the spirit of the season.

Florence-born Carolina Bucci's distinctive pieces carry with them a little of the dolce vita of her native Italy; vibrant, colorful jewels rooted in her own personal stories.

Designer Carolina Bucci

Carolina Bucci

The New York City-based jewelry brand blends the best of the natural world in the simplest of ways, to create beautifully tactile 18kt necklaces and rings that feature pebbles from beaches around the world inlaid with diamonds, in elegant harmony with the stones' natural colors and inclusions.

Charles de Viel Castel created his innovative line of elegant pebble and diamond jewelry in 2015 after his grandmother left him a loose diamond in her will and he found an unusual way to preserve it.

Designer CVC Stones

CVC Stones

The Milan-based pair wanted their label to have just as much style impact as ready-to-wear, so they harnessed their combined experience in the Italian fashion industry and leveraged local craftsmanship to produce their contemporary jewelry. 

Using precious metals and diamonds and rooted in a fun, industrial aesthetic, their work draws on carabiner hooks, tags, locks, and keys for an international, fashion-forward client.

Italian fine jewelry brand Eéra was set up by Chiara Capitani and Romy Blanga in 2019, to serve up bold jewelry with a strong use of color.

Eéra

Using 18k gold and custom-cut geometric diamonds, she is inspired by the every day of her home city, finding inspiration everywhere from the Chrysler Building to cracks in the sidewalk. 

But her striking modern jewelry begins always with an exploration of the simple line, resulting in refined, linear rings and necklaces designed to layer, so women can tell a creative personal story through their jewelry.

Raised in the West Village, artist and designer Eva Zuckerman has infused her brand with the spirit of New York City.

Eva Fehren

After studying design at London's Central Saint Martins school, he launched his own brand in 2010 and now has showrooms in both London and Sao Paolo. 

His critically acclaimed collections leverage Brazilian and Italian artisanship, for jewelry that surprises and delights, carrying an easy sensuality that combines Brazilian flamboyance with British refinement.

Award-winning jeweler Fernando Jorge digs deep into his Brazilian roots to create contemporary jewelry full of sculptural shapes and bold colors.

Designer Fernando Jorge

Fernando Jorge

This Californian queen of crystals handpicks each stone she uses in her trademark diamond crystal necklaces and blesses her talisman pendants under the full moon, harnessing the power of minerals and crystals in pieces infused with intention. 

Her boho-luxe jewelry is now stocked around the world and her name has become shorthand for a certain kind of laid-back, Californian aesthetic rooted in femininity and intuition.

Since 2007, Jacquie Aiche has been creating crystal and gemstone jewelry that is designed to empower, handmade in her Los Angeles studio.

Designer Jacquie Aiche

Jacquie Aiche

After a career in luxury fashion communications, she set up her own brand in 2005, realizing a childhood dream for a creative who learned from her artist grandmother. 

Sophisticated, sexy, and upbeat, her collections are handmade in the brand's Los Angeles studio, for effortless elegance that's inherently wearable.

With simple shapes crafted from premium materials, Jennifer Meyer's jewelry is intended to mark key moments in a woman's life and mirror a personal journey.

Designer Jennifer Meyer

Jennifer Meyer

Raised between Shanghai and New York, JIa-Jia Zhu traded a fashion buying career for jewelry design after exploring the healing powers of crystals during her spiritual practice. Now, she hand-selects crystal quartz from US mines, hand-marking each stone for setting in order to maximise its healing properties. Her quartz point talismans and strings of colored gems are ethically made in New York workshops, and designed to help the wearer foster a more authentic connection to the earth and themselves.

This New York-based brand harnesses the healing power of crystals and gemstones through jewelry, bringing the grounding presence of nature to fast-paced city life.

Jia Jia

A graduate of London’s Central Saint Martins art and design school, Joanna Dahdah’s colorful aesthetic and intentional symbolism find their roots in her Lebanese heritage. After spending several years as a bench jeweler to hone her craft, today she has a flagship store in Beirut and a global following for her intentional jewels, designed to honor the wearer’s personal story. From richly decorated hearts, to tiny pomegranates and emerald horseshoes, her beautifully crafted gemstone pendants tap into universal symbols to create mix-and-match charm necklaces.

Joanna Dahdah draws on her Lebanese heritage to create colorful, feminine jewels that tell a personal story.

Joanna Dahdah

After a career in fashion, Lebanese designer Joelle Kharrat turned to jewelry and opened her first studio in Beirut in 2022. With a clean, contemporary aesthetic, her signature Totem motif celebrates the four elements; Air, Earth, Fire and Water, in 18kt gold, ethically sourced noble materials, diamonds and gemstones. Fine woods represent earth, gold represents air, mother of pearl represents water and opal represents fire, in her highly collectible, customizable pendants.

The Lebanese designer honors the four elements in a tight collection of pendants that blends clean, contemporary style with noble materials, gemstones and gold.

Joelle Kharrat

From her Argentinian upbringing, Olivia Ball has carried a sense of tradition all the way to Paris, in the gold religious icons worn by her grandmother, and the pearls used to pierce babies’ ears. Combined with the elegance of the French capital, she created a style that’s all about bringing beauty into the everyday, choosing pieces that help you come back to yourself so you can move through the day with ease. Designed to be collected and layered, the collections are made with sustainably sourced materials, in family-run workshops.

Paris-based Olivia Ball designs personal jewelry made from natural materials, infused with a sense of ease and refinement.

Laoli

Greek-born and Paris-trained in art and sculpture, Lito brings broad cultural influences to her fine jewelry collections, spanning Art Deco, Art Nouveau, Surrealism and Greek mythology. Anchored in Athens, where she set up her atelier-boutique in 1999, Lito’s highly collectible jewelry is handmade end-to-end in the Greek capital and stocked in outlets around the world. From London to New York, Paris to Dubai, her collectors prize contemporary jewelry that speaks to art, science and geometry. 

The self-taught Greek jewelry designer has carved out a unique space for her eclectic fine jewels on the international scene.

Lito

From a family of artists, this Los Angeles born and raised jewelry designer has been working with fine jewelry since her teens. After studying her craft for six years in Los Angeles, New York, and Florence, she launched her brand in 2012, creating pieces that are resolutely modern, with stylish simplicity and a focus on 18kt gold and white diamonds.

Knife-edge curves, clean shapes, and geometric cuts are a signature of Lizzie Mandler, in meaningful collections designed to help explore and represent personal stories.

Lizzie Mandler

After an early career in shoe design in Brazil, Moritz Glik moved to New York in the early 1990s, where he discovered gemstones and jewelry, and carved out a reputation as an innovative mast bench jeweler. Influenced by classical architecture, fine art and culture, many of his playful jewelry and objects are made with his Kaleidoscope Shaker™ technique; that sees faceted gemstones captured in tiny sapphire windows to create luxury jewels that make a dynamic statement.

This award-winning, Brazilian-born jewelry designer produces truly original kinetic jewels designed to capture the radiance of both the stones and their wearer.

Moritz Glik

Raised in Paris in a creative family, Noor is inspired by travel, art and history to explore mystical signs and symbols found in different cultures around the globe, which she reinterprets for today's world. 

Sustainability is a cornerstone of her brand and she is diligent about using ethical metals and traceable stones and crystals, which are then worked by hand to create unique pieces with a strong sense of the sacred. 

London-based Lebanese designer Noor Fares draws on ancient symbolism and the world of the esoteric, to create modern talismans crafted in fine gemstones.

Designer Noor Fares

Noor Fares

Helmed by two young Parisians — Kelly, a gemologist and high jewelry watcher, and Kelia, an antique jewelry aficionado — Rainbow K is the thoroughly modern product of two passionate jewelry fans. With a design aesthetic rooted in Art Deco, a love of color, and a penchant for gemstones like sapphires, emeralds, pearls, and onyx, each piece is hand-made in the brand's Paris atelier.

Parisian brand Rainbow K teams clean Art Deco styling with colorful embellishment to bring a modern sensibility to the vintage jewelry look beloved by the brand's founders.

Rainbow K

Crafted in workshops in France and Italy and renowned for exacting standards when it comes to gemstones, the Place Vendôme house now has a fashionable following for its refined jewelry. 

Repossi's Sertie sur Vide invisible setting disrupted the way women wear larger stones and the Berbere ear cuff and Antifer ring stack have both become modern classics, from a house at the vanguard of contemporary jewelry design.

When Gaia Repossi took over the Italian heritage jewelry house Repossi in 2007, she completely overhauled the design to create a modern, architectural look.

Repossi

Geometric shapes channel Art Deco and Victorian inspiration, while signature chunky pavé chain links make a bold statement, and delicate drop gemstone chokers are infused with Southern Californian chic. 

Since 2002 when the brand began, the pair have worked to create a collection that reflects the many faces of femininity, designed to be worn by women of all ages.

Los Angeles-based mother and daughter design team Tania and Laden take a multi-generational approach to creating glamorous investment jewelry inspired by fashion and travel.

Designer Shay

Shay

Rooted in a culture of storytelling and clean design, Sophie Bille Brahe's collections conjure up dreamscapes of carefully graduated pearls and glinting diamonds, in settings that vanish into the background, keeping the focus firmly on the stones themselves. From an historic Danish family descended from a pioneering astronomer, her work is deeply inspired by the night sky, the stars and the moon that find their expression in her elegant jewels.

Danish fine jeweler Sophie Bille Brahe distills the minimalist tradition of Scandinavian design into the timeless jewelry that has earned her a reputation as the queen of modern pearls.

Sophie Bille Brahe

Since then, husband and wife team Yves Spinelli and Dwyer Kilcollin evolved their brand into an innovative design destination, at the heart of which remains architectural fine jewelry that effortlessly blends the masculine and feminine for a uniquely structural look.

Spinelli Kilcollin launched in 2010 with the industry-disrupting Galaxy ring, a now-iconic fine jewelry concept designed to be worn stacked on a single finger or across several.

Spinelli Kilcollin

Inspired by nature, sci-fi, travel, and the supernatural, the London-based brand launched in 2013 with the Reptilia collection, whose richly crafted textures, brilliant colored stones, and ergonomic shapes set the tone for what was to come: beautifully worked jewelry in gold, gemstones and more unusual precious materials, with a touch of the fantastical.

Designer Eugenie Niarchos drew on an eclectic range of influences to create Venyx World, which provides an imaginary backdrop to the stories she tells through her jewelry.

Designer Venyx

Venyx

With an interest in jewelry design since an early age, a spell studying in Florence and apprenticeships under established names in the US-inspired her to start her own business in 2000. 

Today, she has a cult following amongst tastemakers for her jewelry, crafted from 14kt gold, diamonds, and semi-precious stones. She draws inspiration from a life filled with family, friends, art, and fashion.

Los Angeles-based designer Zoe Chicco creates elegant, day-to-day jewelry designed for layering, and her signature charm necklaces represent the ultimate in personalization.

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