The best jewellery pieces have the unique ability to transcend time and trends, whether that’s hoop earrings, initial necklaces, tennis bracelets, or gold rings. The right style can elevate even the simplest of outfits, adding personality and polish to any look. Labels like Missoma, Astrid & Miyu, Mejuri and Pandora prove that high-quality jewellery doesn’t have to come at a high price, while iconic names like Cartier and DeBeers offer meaningful gifts for special occasions.
Finding quality pieces from brands that are worth their weight in gold is no mean feat. As a lifelong jewellery obsessive with a sprawling personal collection, I’ve scoured the online world to bring you a round-up of the chicest jewellery shops. From high-street gems to heirloom-worthy treasures, these picks are truly worth your time and your jewellery box.
For statement jewellery finds, look no further than Anisa Sojka. Its designs, such as the double dome ring (£69) and croissant ring (£64), look far more luxe than their price tags suggest. The pieces come beautifully packaged, making the brand a great choice for gifting.
Connie Nam founded Astrid & Miyu after noticing a gap in the market for affordable, good-quality jewellery. From huggie hoop earrings (£70) and stacking rings (£70) to a tennis chain necklace (£105), it’s the perfect destination for gifting. If there’s a store local to you, you can also book in for a welded bracelet, piercings or even a tattoo.
Daisy London offers jewellery in the middle ground between statement and understated, with a notable collaboration with content creator Estée Lalonde. Edge of Ember is great for deals, thanks to frequent sales, and it only works with makers certified by the Responsible Jewellery Council. Small, family-run Loel & Co specialises in curated jewellery from Italy, while Pandora remains a hit among jewellery lovers for its signature charms.
