Robinson Pelham unveils new collections amid 25th anniversary

British fine jewellers, Robinson Pelham, has launched several new collections and updated colourways and iterations of its classics to celebrate 25 years in business. The new collections include Entwined rings which are a limited-edition capsule set featuring two geometric rings, one in carre diamonds with rainbow sapphires, and the other in carre diamonds and gold, with a central elongated hexagon diamond centre stone. The Labyrinth collection of rings and pendants feature a physical maze depicted in gemstones. Shapes include hexagon, round and heart, with accents of diamonds, pink sapphires and tsavorites. The Love Is All Around rings include marquise, heart and half-moon pieces which will be made in diamond as well as the brand’s rainbow colouration. Additionally, the new concentric Zouk earrings are available in diamond and yellow gold, rainbow, tsavorite, pink sapphire and yellow sapphire. Meanwhile, new additions to existing collections include the Vega cocktail ring which has been enhanced with two new rings: turquoise and diamond, and gold bobble and diamond, available in 14ct yellow gold or 18ct yellow gold. Synchronicity has also been revamped to include two new outer rings, and a new inner ring to tie in with the Love Is All Around collection. The Arena collection has also been edited to include a band of ceramic colour to complement the centre stone (morganite, yellow beryl, lilac amethyst and blue topaz). In addition, the Muzo Emerald Colombia collection is expanded with the Muzo Arena ring, crafted in 18k yellow gold with a surround of pave diamonds. New hoop earrings will be added to the Disco Sister collection, now seen in blue sapphire and diamond, brown diamond and white diamond, as well as its original colours, and the Fortune Heart collection has also been extended by adding tsavorite, yellow sapphire, blue topaz and ruby to join the existing colours. Iconic Identity has new enamel identity bars available in four colours: pale blue, pale pink, hot pink and yellow. The bars enable customers to attach a wider variety of Robinson Pelham pendants or EarWish. The new Abacus pieces feature fully stone-set beads that can be worn as a pendant or bracelet, from hoop earrings or on the Mono bracelets, assorted gemstone accents to Murano glass beads. Arcadia beads will feature two new shades: pastel and citrus. Zoe Benyon, director of Robinson Pelham, said: “We are excited and proud to be celebrating 25 years of hard work, passion and endless creativity. This milestone is a major one – Kate, Vanessa and I started off as three young women making only bespoke jewels in a small salon privé.”

Robinson Pelham unveils new collections amid 25th anniversary

The team has been working for nearly a year on research and development of its new collections to honour the milestone, and more developments will follow in the year

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