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We find ourselves changing our wardrobe and jewellery, to match the seasons don’t we? So we take this opportunity to focus on our range of jewellery that’s perfect for the autumn season.

Have you seen or read Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night? We reveal why this gave us the inspiration for our Viola collection; also why they are the perfect gift for a December or February birthday.

Green is the colour of nature and this inspires many people. In fact the well known astronaut Tim Peake said that the thing he missed most in space was green. We take inspiration from that for today's blog where we take a closer look at the humble peridot.

We know that Chunky knit scarves and earring don’t mix well together, don’t we? So we have taken the opportunity to collate a scarf-friendly selection from our designs, together with a few handy tips.

What are the trends for this autumn and winter? Whilst we don’t design to follow trends, some of our designs do tap into the fashion zeitgeist; we identify where we fit in on two main trends.

Should you wear a ring over a pair of evening gloves? As the modern woman is not so bound by conventions and elbow length gloves are in at the moment, we look at rings that are perfect for this.

Welcome back to the second and final part of alternative ways to wear jewellery. We look at how bracelets, bangles and necklaces, even earrings and rings can be worn in a range of creative and unusual ways.

The lockdown baby boom has seen an increase in Christenings and naming ceremonies, and what better gift is there than jewellery. We explore our range of stunning designs that are just perfect for such an occasion.

Do you know what kind of engagement ring Napoleon would have offered Josephine? We take you on a little historical tour and show you how our modern jewellery designs are still based on ancient ones.

We start the second and final part of our guide to jewellery history with the Renaissance period, looking at how using gemstones became ever more popular, and then glimpse at the impact made by Georgian England; finally we finish our journey in today’s modern world.