As the second wave of lockdown rolls through England and shops are forced to close, more of us will turn to online for Christmas shopping this year. With this in mind, The Jewellery Cut has opened a sparkling new online boutique for jewels.

A haven of independent jewellery design, The Jewellery Cut Shop offers shoppers a treasure trove of jewels from makers including Deborah Blyth, Kassandra Lauren Gordon, Alison McLeod, Drutis, Libby Rak, Ruby Taglight, Max x Bex, Reframed Jewelry, Origin 31, Jasmine Ataullah, Jessica Steele, Charlotte Cornelius and Royal Asscher.

Through this new online jewellery shop, you can buy directly from designers, investing in original talent and craft that you won’t find on the high street. There is also a selection of vintage gold jewellery to be found on The Jewellery Cut Shop, curated by Baroque Rocks.

“We were so devastated when we had to cancel our usual shopping event, The Jewellery Cut Live in association with Fuli Gemstones due to the pandemic,” says The Jewellery Cut co-founder Rachael Taylor. “So too were our designers, who had been busy making unique jewels ahead of the show. While we find ourselves back in lockdown and large events remain impossible to hold for the foreseeable future, we wanted to find a new way to connect our magpies with the talented jewellers who take part in our shows.

“The Jewellery Cut Shop is a great place to find unusual jewellery designs from independent brands. It will be a perfect hunting ground this winter when shopping for gifts for Christmas, Diwali, Hanukkah, birthdays, or to treat yourself. In a year when we’ve been spending less on fashion, travel and going out, jewellery is an enduring investment that will hold fast through the seasons and even generations.”

To whet your appetite, here are 10 jewels from the newly launched The Jewellery Cut Shop. Happy shopping.

Ten jewels to invest in at The Jewellery Cut Shop…

1

Alison Macleod gold, ruby, tourmaline and diamond Catkin Happenstance necklace, £2,190

2

Baroque Rocks vintage gold, opal and diamond Opulent cocktail ring, £1,750

3

Deborah Blyth baroque pearl and gold vermeil Cordelia drop earrings, £280

4

Drutis Jewellery gold and gemstone Sea Dreams Kaleidoscope pendant, £4,670

5

Kassandra Lauren Gordon gold vermeil and white sapphire Night Sky necklace, £299

6

Libby Rak gold, diamond and rubellite Signature ring, £3,550

7

Origin 31 gold and diamond One Love ring, £450

8

Reframed Jewelry rose gold and emerald-cut diamond open ring, £7,000

9

Royal Asscher gold and diamond DNA earrings, £1,350

10

Ruby Taglight gold Rosary necklace, £1,100

All prices were correct on the date of publishing, but may be subject to change