Earrings made to frame AirPods, cool chokers, and iconic sparklers that are perfect for gift giving
Vara of London

Above Serpentina Linea ring in white
gold set with diamonds by
Vara of London (Photo: Courtesy of Vara of London)
Dark and dramatic, a mix of smoky quartz, amethyst and diamonds dominates the fine jewellery pieces produced by Vara of London. Launched by Mayuri Vara, who splits her time between London and Hong Kong, the jeweller’s Serpentina Linea line makes use of thin slivers of gold, which coil around the wearer in the form of a snake that’s paved with rows of diamonds.
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Misho

Above Pebble Pod earrings in sterling silver by Misho (Photo: Courtesy of Misho)

Above Photo: Courtesy of Misho
Say goodbye to losing your AirPods: Misho has unveiled a series of earrings that will hold them in place. Available at Lane Crawford, they come in three styles: two sports-inspired sets called the Minimal/Active Tall and Minimal/ Active Tiny Pods, and one everyday staple called the Pebble Pod, which wraps around the headphone to secure it.
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Sotheby's Auction House

Above A necklace set with jadeite beads and diamonds, worn with a ring in white
and pink gold set with jadeite, a purplish-pink diamond and
white diamonds by Nicholas Lieou (Photo: Carolyn Fong)
The top lot of Sotheby’s Hong Kong’s recent jewellery auction was an imperial green jadeite bead necklace, which was offered without a public estimate and fetched an eye-watering US$8.1 million. All of its 43 jadeite beads, weighing a total of 630 carats, are examples of the finest specimen Type A jadeite, each boasting a vibrant emerald green colour that’s almost translucent. The necklace is elevated with a clasp set with brilliant- and baguette-cut diamonds.
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Avia Diamonds

Above Ariel ring in pink and white gold
set with a baroque pearl and diamonds by Avia Diamonds (Photo: Courtesy of Avia Diamonds)
Hong Kong-based jewellery house Avia Diamonds, which takes its name from the Hebrew word for father, specialises in coloured gemstones and transformable jewellery. We particularly love this ring from the brand’s Ariel collection, which features a plump 2.80-carat baroque pearl that’s secured by two bands of diamond-set rose gold.
Ark Fine Jewelry

Above Pendant and earrings in yellow gold set with diamonds by Ark Fine Jewelry (Photo: Courtesy of Ark Fine Jewelry)

Above Photo: Courtesy of Ark Fine Jewelry
An avid yoga practitioner and health coach, designer Ann Korman has launched the Dreamscapes collection under her fine jewellery brand, Ark. Sacred symbols are sculpted using twists of yellow gold that are set with dazzling diamonds.
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Ilia

Above Necklace in white gold set
with Akoya pearls, jade,
rubies, emeralds and diamonds by Ilia x Scavia (Photo: Chad Johnson /The Commercial Art Lab)
The colour green dominates Ilia’s latest high jewellery collection, which brings jade to the forefront. A decadent necklace is undoubtedly a standout piece, featuring dragon and phoenix ornaments carved from slabs of jade. Delicate rice pearls are strung together, as are ruby and emerald beads, which add even more colour to an already luxurious creation.
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Minka Jewels
London-based Minka Jewels is known for designs featuring slices of yellow gold and bold-coloured gemstones. Inspired by the spectacular antiquities and architecture found in Athens, the Athena collection comes in 18-karat gold and is set with vibrant jewels including tourmaline and watery aquamarine.
See also: The Rise Of Coloured Gemstones And How To Wear Them
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