The chic but affordable jewellery brands you need on your radar
The chic but affordable jewellery brands you need on your radar
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Finding super cool, good quality jewellery in the £50-£250 price range used to be a challenge. Yet now, thanks to a host of new 'demi-fine' and 'contemporary' brands filling the awkward gap between a Topshop choker and Chanel pearls, we are positively spoilt for choice.
Whether you're treating yourself or a friend, or looking for something for the special person in your life, you really can't go too far wrong with something from one of these brands. Prices: from £30 - £350. From playful ear cuffs to statement hoops & tiny stacking studs, Tada & Toy is a London based demi-fine jewellery studio specialising in really excellent earrings. Founded by best friends Tansy & Victoria, the brand does affordable, high quality pieces that are perfect for layering and donates 5 per cent of sales to animal conservation charity The Aspinall Foundation.
Prices: £40 - £500. When it comes to good quality, super affordable imitation diamonds, Heavenly London is the original and best. Founded in 1993 by Belinda Scott and now run by her daughter Madeleine Sangster, the London label makes modern, high-glam pieces, from 925 sterling silver plated with either 18ct gold or Rhodium and set with cubic zirconica and imitation gems. The brand’s recently launched Art Deco collection is perfect for anyone who likes their bling chunky and layered.
Prices: from £35. Founded in 2013, Canadian brand Mejuri works with recycled gold and 14k gold vermeil, sterling silver, vermeil, titanium, responsibly sourced diamonds and AAA-grade gemstones, to design good quality modern, minimal pieces for everyday wear. From dinky studs for £20 through to diamond tennis bracelets for £1600, Mejuri has a design to suit every taste and budget.
