The jewellery brands worth knowing about

For the perfect blend of subtle and bold, look no further than ENAMEL Copenhagen. The Danish brand, which was founded in 2012 by designer Marie Rantzau, is known for its timeless aesthetic which is a cumulation of all things Scandi: chicness and functionality in one. A personal favourite? The Amore hoops, which have been on my wishlist for some time. 

Nina B has been creating timeless, Danish-style jewellery since the 1960s and proudly makes all of its pieces in the UK, which is an increasingly rare feat. Pieces are bold and elegant; perfect for special occasions like the summer wedding scene or even a partner for your beachwear this summer. 

Astley Clarke is one of those timeless British brands that gets better every year. Working with the idea that jewellery is made to be worn everyday, the brand's pieces are bold and classic, but each one has an edge that gives it its own identity. Perfect for dressed down days, special occasions and all the times between. 

Ready to really like your jewellery shine? Enter Sif Jakobs – the bold, beautiful jewellery that's made to stand out from the crowd. What's great about Jakobs' designs is that they are unique and slightly unexpected, in the best way possible. Their boldness is perfect for wearing as standalone pieces or mixed in with your everyday jewellery. 

The perfect embodiment of contemporary jewellery for the everyday, Larnauti pieces have everything you need – and nothing you don't. They're great to mix and match together with other pieces from the brand, or with the jewellery you already own and love, and are the perfect 'treat yourself' (or someone else) presents. 

And last but certainly not least is most probably a brand you know and love, Edge of Ember. Known for their well-made, everyday pieces that are crafted from recycled materials and lab-grown diamonds, Edge of Ember will get heads turning (and questions of "where's that from?") everytime you wear it. Trust us. 

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