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Break the Ice Continuing its mission to target millennials, Chopard has launched an accessible jewellery collection: Ice Cube Pure. Its minimalist geometric designs are for the 21st-century woman who wants to define her own style. Versatile rings, earrings and necklaces can be worn on their own or stacked in combinations of yellow, white and rose gold. Each piece is made from ethical Fairmined-certified gold – and with sustainability being the buzzword of the decade, this is very much a statement of modern times. Cool and contemporary, this collection signals a refreshing new direction for the brand. From £560, chopard.com
In her element Eugenie Niarchos has said she would love to see Game of Thrones’ Khaleesi wearing her jewellery. And for her audacious new range, the dragon queen would be an entirely fitting ambassador. Called Elementa, it is inspired by the four elements, each represented by a different stone. From £1,500, venyxworld.com
Pearl jam June babies will no doubt be aware that their month’s birthstone is pearl, and they are quite spoilt for choice. For the past 25 years, South Sea pearl farmer Autore has done wonders to change the perception of pearl jewellery and show it in a fresh new light. At Baselworld it unveiled its latest collection, Stardust, inspired by the cosmos. It captures the solar system with swirling rings, spiralling pendants and orbiting earrings. POA, autorepearls.com.au
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Forget me not Harry Winston caused quite an Instagram frenzy at its most recent press day. The brand embraced spring – despite the rain outside – by transforming its boutique into a garden filled with flowers to celebrate the launch of its new collection, Forget-Me-Not. The jeweller has a long history of drawing on nature for inspiration; this new line reimagines the wildflower in seven delicate pieces featuring round brilliant, pear-shaped and marquise-cut diamonds. From a selection, harrywinston.com
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