Found at Liberty: The Jewellery Trends to Collect Next
From modern talismans to an Art Deco revival, discover the season’s most captivating jewellery trends at Liberty
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Found at Liberty: The Jewellery Trends to Collect Next
From modern talismans to an Art Deco revival, discover the season’s most captivating jewellery trends at Liberty
By: Team LibertyEach season, our buyers set out with the same spirit of curiosity that guided Liberty’s founder, Arthur Lasenby, seeking out treasures and trinkets to bring back to our Tudor flagship. If you’re in need of some inspiration on what to wear this season, discover the brands combining unbridled creativity with the artisanal craftsmanship that makes Liberty’s jewellery edit unbeatable.
Ancient Artefacts
Annoushka
Jewellery has long been treasured for the stories and symbolism it carries, and Annoushka's latest designs celebrate the enduring power of modern talismans. Inspired by founder Annoushka Ducas' deeply personal Touch Wood collection, the North Star and Crescent Moon charms are crafted in 18ct gold with the brand's signature hand-hammered Organza finish and ebony at their heart, representing guidance and protection. Complementing them are the Diamond Evil Eye earring drops, reimagining one of the world's most enduring protective symbols in 18ct yellow gold, illuminated with white, blue and black diamonds. Together, these meaningful designs balance exceptional craftsmanship with jewellery that is both deeply symbolic and effortlessly wearable.
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Kojis
Feeling nostalgic? Us too. Jewellery with a story has enduring appeal, and at Kojis, the past is yours to explore. Discover their incomparable collection of genuine antique jewels, each one shaped by its era and imbued with a character all its own. From time-honoured talismans to intricate period pieces, these are jewels that transcend trends, collected for their craftsmanship, history and singular beauty.
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Dinny Hall
This season, more is always more - and Dinny Hall agrees. Maximalist silhouettes, expressive proportions and unapologetic colour make a case for jewellery that commands attention. Think bold forms, vibrant gemstones and unexpected combinations, designed to be layered, stacked and worn with abandon. Whether it’s a sculptural statement or a riot of colour, these are pieces that embrace the art of more - and make every look feel a little more extraordinary.
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Yvonne Léon
A sense of wonder takes centre stage in Yvonne Léon’s whimsical fine jewellery collections, where childhood nostalgia is reimagined through beautifully crafted heirlooms. Think playful motifs, unexpected details and charming silhouettes, each elevated through meticulous craftsmanship and precious materials. Playful yet exquisitely made, these are pieces that invite a more joyful approach to fine jewellery - where the unexpected becomes something to treasure, and a little imagination goes a long way.
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FoundRae
Magic is in the air this season. Fine jewellery takes a more esoteric turn, with ancient symbols, celestial motifs and talismanic forms lending a sense of mystery to each piece. Founded on a lexicon of mythological and classical symbols, FoundRae transforms meaningful iconography into beautifully crafted jewels – a language of expression, storytelling and self-discovery. Sculptural medallions, intricate engravings and quietly powerful motifs become modern-day amulets, designed to be worn as personal symbols of strength, protection and limitless potential.
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Maria Tash
Jewellery stacking is by no means a new thing for Maria Tash, the ‘ear-scaping’ expert, but as autumn sneaks up on us, the time to rediscover the pleasures of curating the ultimate line-up is now. This season, look to Maria Tash, for a collection that strikes the perfect balance between glamour and edge. With a smattering of glittering black diamonds and spike adorned hoops, you just can’t get cooler.
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Liberty London
Art Deco’s signature geometry is having another moment, bringing a sense of architectural glamour to the fore. At Liberty, the revival takes shape in sharp silhouettes, graphic lines and luminous stones, with designs that channel the era’s love of symmetry and decadence while remaining decidedly contemporary.
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KINRADEN
With its sculptural silhouettes and architectural forms, KINRADEN brings a distinctly Danish sensibility to fine jewellery. Founded in Copenhagen, the brand takes cues from modernist design, architecture and art, translating clean lines and considered geometry into pieces that feel both striking and understated. The result is jewellery with a sense of quiet drama, designed to stand alone, but equally compelling when layered.
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Missoma
Forget choosing sides. Missoma makes the case for wearing gold and silver together, creating a more considered way to layer your jewellery. From mixed-metal chains to stacked rings and sculptural pieces designed to be worn in combination, its collections make clashing metals feel less like a styling rule and more like a signature. The result? A layered, individual look with plenty of lustre.
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