Jewellery used to finish an outfit; now it can start one. Sculptural pieces—those loops, folds, and gravity-defying curves—turn metal into miniature statements. Designers know this—and they’re forging conversation starters instead of background sparkle. Here’s our roundup of sculptural jewellery brands in case you’re looking to wear some art.
Tiffany & Co. | Bone Cuff Range by Elsa Peretti
Some say everything Elsa Peretti touches turns to gold. A true jewellery icon, her debut collection for Tiffany & Co. revolutionised how we see jewellery today. The brains behind many Tiffany & Co. designs, including the Bone Cuff range. Inspired by the human bone, this cuff sculpts around the wrist, sitting snug against the body. Whereas the ring sits comfortably, contouring the finger.
Agata Karwowska | The Cartesian Collection
Beauty is all in the details—fine lines that refine each piece, catching the light as you move. Inspired by architecture and the form of minerals, each creation in Agata Karwowska’s collection plays with form and texture, leading to each piece being bold but not loud.
Bibi Van der Velden | Animal Jewellery Collection
If there’s one word to describe this collection, it would be ‘cute’! How else can you describe a tiny monkey hugging your ear or an alligator crawling your wrist?
Hannah Jewett
For the Y2K and retro-future lovers, Hannah Jewett has been creating limited edition capsule collections that have been seen on Billie Eilish, Dua Lipa, and Willow Smith. Combining 3D modelling technology with traditional silversmith techniques, what we get are designs with a punk edge that we can imagine both aliens and cool girls wearing.
Maison H Jewels | The Tube Collection
As the name suggests, this collection features a smooth tube design. The simplicity of the design means it doesn’t stand out as a bold statement, but the textured metals are what add depth and interest to each piece.
Susana Martins
From the playful Fringes Collection to the experimental Calatrava Collection, Dubai-based designer Susana Martins blurs the line between art and jewellery. While dainty jewellery will always have a spot in our jewellery collection, these pieces are made to make a statement.
Vhernier
For those who appreciate sculptural jewellery with a touch of simplistic design. Make no mistake, simplistic does not mean dull; each collection at Vhernier evokes a different feeling with its simple designs. The Calla Collection feel like elevated basics, especially their rings. Whereas the Abbraccio Collection is a statement of fluidity with its asymmetrical shape. And for those craving something bold, their Ardis Collection is what stands out.
