5 Stylish Tastemakers Share Their Jewellery Wish List

Tot Ring | Solange

I bumped into an old Condé Nast colleague wearing a ring with three diamonds inlaid into the top face (each one representing her children) and it looked incredible – it’s been at the top of my jewellery hit list ever since (yet another unsubtle hint to Dom…). I love that it nods to a signet ring but feels deconstructed and contemporary. I’m all about classic with a twist, and this strikes exactly that note – a bold nugget you can wear every day.

Clash De Cartier Necklace | Cartier

I’m never without a gold necklace and Cartier can do no wrong, especially the Clash collection which feels tough yet sophisticated – like a piece of elegant armour. It’s a supremely versatile piece I’d wear on repeat: layered with a simple cotton shirt, piled with a tennis necklace, or thrown on over a bikini on holiday. It’s essentially an eternity collar.

Corus Recycled Silver Cubic Zirconia Earrings | Completedworks

Diamond drop earrings are one of the most flattering pieces you can wear, but I’m always slightly put off by their traditional connotations – so I’m constantly looking for designs with a more modern edge. No one does an asymmetric, contemporary chandelier quite like Completed Works; their pieces feel fluid, sculptural and graphic, with a real sense of attitude. I’d wear these with denim for an effortless contrast.

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A Lick Of Night Necklace | Natasha Wightman

Natasha Wightman is a British artist and friend whose one-off pieces are handmade with British craftsmen. These earrings – in platinum with diamonds and hand-carved moorland boxwood – are entirely unique, and have been worn by the likes of Cara and Poppy Delevingne.

Green Jade & Gem-Set 'Maltese' Cuff Bracelet | Verdura

Verdura cuffs, loved by Coco Chanel, the Olsen twins and Sofia Coppola, were first created in the 1930s by Sicilian noble Duke Fulco di Verdura for Chanel herself. Adorned with gemstones, they became her signature – and an icon of 20th-century jewellery.

Necklace | Ana Khouri

Ana Khouri’s earrings and necklaces are one-of-a-kind pieces by the Brazilian artist and sculptor. I first met her in New York 15 years ago, and it’s been a joy to watch her become a red-carpet favourite. Her bold, sculptural designs are truly made for serious collectors.

Circular Diamond Line Amulette | Diane Kordas

The reason I chose this Diane Kordas amulet is that I love the idea of carrying my favourite scent around my neck and being able to top it up throughout the evening – especially on date night. I tend to wear essential oils rather than traditional perfume, so, since the scent doesn’t last as long on the skin, it’s a chic, practical way to refresh during the day.

It also doubles as a modern, elegant pendant that works effortlessly from day to night. And for daytime, you can simply turn it around for a more understated, diamond-free look.

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I’m very considered when it comes to jewellery – it needs to be simple, but still make an impact. These are the dream pieces currently on my wishlist.

Legacy Knot Ring | Engelbert
Halley Ring | Spinelli Kilcollin

I’m obsessed with stacking rings and love mixing silver and gold without overthinking it. I especially love jewellery for the beach or poolside, and this is my ultimate go-to ring for exactly that.

Plaquette Pendant | Ilaria Icardi

I live in simple tees, bombers and blazers, so a long pendant necklace is my go-to for elevating everyday looks – it instantly lifts tailoring or denim with minimal effort.

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