Inspired by Sir Isaac Newton’s theories on the reflection of light.
Our bestselling Caustic range includes hidden message pendants and rings, cutting edge technology which sculpts light - reflecting motifs from our solid fine jewellery onto nearby surfaces.
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The 2025 Sovereign spinning pendant range marks a special moment in the history of The Sovereign and The Royal Mint.
Encapsulating Britain's most famous coin, the 2025 Sovereign will be the final time that The Royal Mint will mint in its current “red” colour, sometimes referred to as rose gold.
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The 2025 Sovereign spinning pendant range marks a special moment in the history of The Sovereign and The Royal Mint.
Encapsulating Britain's most famous coin, the 2025 Sovereign will be the final time that The Royal Mint will mint in its current “red” colour, sometimes referred to as rose gold.
Introducing an update to the Knot Collection, inspired by the enduring symbol of the infinite knot.
A delicate symbol of connection and continuity, the new pieces in sterling silver feature a pearl embraced by the sculptural knot, whilst the 18ct yellow gold editions feature rows of channel set lab-grown diamonds.
The Orrery Collection takes its name from ingenious mechanical devices created to represent the movements of celestial bodies.
For its second chapter, Orrery presents curiosities including Spinning pendants and Sundial Signet rings - miniature orreries in motion, orbiting between science and adornment.
Our Sterling Silver is sustainably sourced from archival medical x-ray film within the UK. This unique approach ensures both environmental responsibility and high-quality material.
886 by The Royal Mint is the first jewellery brand to create a sustainable supply of e-waste gold on its own site, sourced and manufactured from the UK.
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