Harvey Nichols unveils jewellery edit in transformed ground floor flagship space

As Harvey Nichols continues to transform its Knightsbridge flagship’s ground floor, it has unveiled a “tightly curated jewellery edit featuring a who’s who of established and emerging global talent”.

Mixing wear-every-day pieces with one-of-a-kind special occasion items, jewels, there’s a selection of contemporary designer and fine jewellery brands situated in ‘125’, a new destination at the centre of the ground floor.

The department includes brands at a wide range of price points including UK-exclusives such as LA-based Hoorsenbuhs and Marisa Klass, who combines colour and form in necklaces featuring multi-coloured precious gems, seashells and beads. 

Also available exclusively in the UK is Copenhagen’s ethically-focused Elhanati blending Scandi minimalism with textured gold, and Berlin jeweller Ina Beissner, who specialises in high-polish gold and diamonds.

The selection also includes Anita Ko, Bibi van der Velden, Paris-based Charlotte Chesnais, Hugo Kreit, New York’s Ariana Boussard-Reifel and London jewellery artist Gala Colivet-Dennison.

Harvey Nichols CEO Julia Goddard said that Jewellery is the first category its customers see when they enter the Knightsbridge location “and it conveys the same sense of discovery and excitement we want to project across the rest of the store. This is the first phase of our ground floor refurbishment and, together with the opening-up of the windows, marks a bright new era for our flagship”.