Geometry meets grace

Another look leans into modern minimalism, celebrating clean lines and unexpected textures. The rectangular-cut diamond and shakudō bangle exudes contemporary sophistication, its open design featuring floating diamonds set against shakudō’s dark patina—a masterclass in contrast.

The diamond and shakudō brooch takes this ethos further, using Forms’ innovative mounting technique to create a streamlined design where diamonds seem to hover weightlessly. For a pop of vibrant colour, the Fancy Deep Orangy Yellow Diamond Brooch showcases a dazzling central diamond surrounded by textured gold and shakudō accents. Each piece is a conversation starter, marrying technical precision with visual impact.

Inspired by nature

Nature has long been a muse for jewellery design, and a third look takes this inspiration to elegant new heights. The diamond and golden brown aluminium leaf earrings showcase Forms’ pioneering fluid channel setting, where diamonds appear to float on golden-brown aluminium leaves, mimicking the lightness of dewdrops.

Paired with the mandarin garnet, diamond and shakudō ring, which frames a vivid orange garnet in shakudō, this look balances tradition and modernity. These pieces feel effortlessly timeless—proof that nature’s forms can be both grounding and transformative.

Craftsmanship meets innovation

Forms’ new collection is a testament to the enduring allure of fine jewellery, where heritage techniques meet modern ingenuity. From the radiant rubellites to the warmth of shakudō and golden-brown aluminium, each piece embodies a unique story of craftsmanship and creativity.

As the world of jewellery shifts towards individuality and sustainability, Forms leads the way with designs that are not mere adornments but statements of personal identity. These are jewels for those who see beauty in contrast—where tradition and modernity, boldness and subtlety, coexist in perfect harmony.