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£1 000,” she adds. The product styles include chain links realised as necklaces, pendants, rings, ear cuffs and bracelets that make great layering pieces. The stackable element is something Chavez has carried over from Lark & Berry – her first brand launched in 2018. “I think the possibility of stacking also allows people to get creative with their personal style and really match it to their personality,” she says. Another great design aspect for Horizon is the ability to flip several of the pieces, such as the Horizon double-sided pendant or bracelet, to reveal either diamonds or black spinel, highlighted with white or black rhodium. “We really liked the freedom of choice aspect of these pieces and the distinct colours and accents,” says Chavez.
The Horizon collection was inspired by the beauty of a horizon, she adds. “We had clear skies and defined colours separated by clean, distinct lines in mind. For us, the chain links featured in the Horizon pieces are just as much symbols of a close connection to the planet and a desire to do well for it by supporting lab-grown diamonds. Every decision we make in buying anything, as consumers, can help save the planet,” says Chavez.
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