Ashaha is a Paris-based jewellery house that fuses the rich heritage of Amazigh culture with bold, contemporary design. Founded by Lalla Oumaïma who studied gemology and drew on her Berber origins to craft pieces that symbolise feminine strength and cultural identity. Each collection taps into geometric symbolism, vintage spirits of the 1970s, and materials like opals, topazes and plexiglass alongside gold and diamonds, creating jewellery that is expressive, modern and meaningful.

Dangleterre is a Paris-based jewellery maison founded in 2019 by designer Ségolène Dangleterre, whose architectural and design background gives birth to bold, sculptural pieces in 18-carat recycled gold and vibrant, untreated gemstones. With each creation handcrafted in Paris, the brand balances contemporary elegance with artisanal integrity, offering jewels that are as unique in their form as they are in their story

United by a strong passion for the history and ancient techniques of jewelry, Camilla Bronzini, Francesca Neri Serneri and Antonella Perugini give life to Le Sibille, a goldsmith workshop of excellence inspired by the ancient Renaissance workshop that brings to light the rare technique of the Small Roman Mosaic or “Micromosaic”, term coined precisely by Le Sibille.

Mio Harutaka is a Tokyo-based jewellery house founded in 2011, where nature’s poetry meets refined craftsmanship. Raised in Kyoto amidst the traditions of Japanese artistry, Mio draws on flora, fauna and the spirit of heritage to create pieces that feel whimsical yet timeless. With every ring, earring or pendant, she weaves together ancestral techniques and contemporary vision, jewellery meant to be cherished across generations.

Nada Ghazal is a Beirut-based fine jewellery house known for translating emotion into sculptural jewellery. Founded by designer Nada Ghazal, each piece is handcrafted in 18 k brushed gold with diamonds and precious stones, embodying a modern paradox: bold yet feminine, timeless yet contemporary.
Rooted in personal stories and her Lebanese heritage, Nada creates jewellery designed to be worn, layered and lived in, pieces that allow wearers to articulate their own journey through design

Sybarite Jewellery is a London-based luxury house founded in 2012 by Margarita Prykhodko, whose background in architecture and engineering fuels the brand’s bold fusion of mechanics and fine jewellery. Driven by precision and playfulness, Sybarite creates jewellery with kinetic elements and high-art mechanics, pieces that sparkle, spin and surprise. Rooted in the idea of indulgence, pleasure and self-expression (its name echoes the ancient “sybarite” lifestyle), the brand invites wearers to embrace artistry, movement and refined luxury.

Unsaid is a modern jewellery house turning emotions into contemporary design. Founded in 2022, the brand blends ancestral craftsmanship with innovation in lab-grown diamonds, creating responsible pieces that speak to the past, present and future. With teams in Paris, Mumbai and New York, Unsaid crafts jewellery that gives shape to what often remains unsaid.

W. Rosado unites couture-level craftsmanship with bold, modern jewellery design. Founded by Wilfredo Rosado in 2011, the house leverages his roots in art, fashion and design—having cut his teeth with Andy Warhol at Interview and in the studios of Giorgio Armani and Versace.  Each piece is crafted across Paris, Italy and Germany, and the brand’s signature collections — such as the “Pearl ID” line, which carves initials and symbols into South Sea pearls — blur the boundaries between fine jewellery and wearable art.

Yannis Sergakis is an Athens-based fine jewellery house, born from the legacy of a Greek diamond-trading family. With master craftsmanship and a focus on gold and ethically-sourced diamonds, each piece blends tradition and contemporary design, creating elegant jewellery meant to endure. From its signature collections such as “Σigma” and “Charnières”, Yannis Sergakis invites you to wear jewellery that resonates with heritage yet speaks to the modern.