Voilà a selection of outstanding – and quite affordable – adornments. From top to bottom: diamond earring by Stone Paris (I love this brand, one of its pieces is very high on my wishlist), Axis ring by Pamela love, stud bracelet by Eddie Borgo, bow ring by Balenciaga, ear cuff by Ca&Lou, lightning bolt earrings by Aamaya by Priyanka, diamond ear stud by Jacquie Aiche, and bow bracelet by Balenciaga.

I never leave the house without jewellery. For me, jewellery is an essential part of an outfit and it’s what makes a look personal. What I wear every day: necklaces, several bracelets and – on most days – a stack

of small silver rings. The newest addition to my ever-growing collection: the “My Own Summer” chain ring by the Berlin based label I need more rings. All of their rings are custom made. 

More about my favourite jewellery here.

This is a typical outfit that combines many of my closet favourites – black skinny jeans (these ones by Zara), a grey T-Shirt (by Olive), biker jacket (by Balenciaga), Acne Donna boots, and my Chanel Boy bag. I added a black bandana scarf and – as always – a lot of jewellery (the necklaces are by Julie Sandlau for Pieces and 1988 the earrings are by Catbird).

If you have been reading this blog for a while, you might know that I foster a big love for simple designs with an edge. So naturally Scandinavia is my design heaven! Take the young jewellery designer Trine Tuxen, for instance. I fell in love with her new jewellery collection the minute I saw it – especially with the logo silver necklace that you can also see in this editorial here. But her bullet rings and harlekin earrings would also become my new staples. The collection is available in Adélie’s shop. Photos by Adélie and Mielmonmiel (middle one).
More about jewellery here.

As much as I love delicate jewellery, I also have a thing for silver studs. (I wear my 1988 stud earrings every day and I still regret not keeping my studded belt from teenage days). My favourite luxury version of studded jewellery, the Hermès “Collier de chien” bracelet, turns my eyes into little hearts every time I see it. Unfortunately, it’s very pricy and there are always long waiting lists for it. … You can’t imagine (or maybe you can?) how happy I was when, one day, I saw the “Médor Twilly studs” online. They are designed to be worn with a Twilly silk scarf, but you can also wear them as a bracelet. The silver ones were sold out in Germany but a friend was so nice to get them for me in London. (Thank you!!!). You can see them worn as a bracelet here. 

When I saw the “organic band” by Natalie Marie Jewellery I knew it would look perfect with my “minimal rings” by Linda Nilsson and my “alphabet rings” from Catbird which I wear every day. I love stacking them so I can wear nine or ten rings at a time.

More jewellery-related posts here.

New in: “Mini Star necklace” by Cooee Design in Sweden. It was designed by Anine Bing and is available online here. I love that you can barely see it but it’s still so detailed and a lovely minimalist statement piece.

You can see more jewellery which I like here.