Jeweller and Central Saint Martins graduate Lois Lo reimagines traditional gemstone settings by highlighting overlooked facets, revealing their hidden depths and intricate play of light. Influenced by her background in product development and architecture, her style has evolved from industrial aesthetics to the elegance of the Art Deco movement.

Laura Fedus, a London-based jewellery designer, blends her background in industrial design and architecture with a minimalist, sculptural approach. After pausing her career to start a family, a jewellery workshop reignited her passion, leading to her refined aesthetic focused on clean, geometric lines.

Kumiko Kihara, a jeweller based in the UK but rooted in the traditions of Kyoto, creates ethereal jewellery that blends traditional Japanese arts with contemporary design, using rare techniques like Mitsuro Hikime and kumihimo braiding. Her "Whisper of Moonlit Flowers With You" collection stands out for its delicate textures and organic forms, inspired by a story of unspoken love under moonlight.

Chloë Woodmansterne, a gem expert, and Kayla Rimmon, a FIT-trained designer, met in 2017 through their shared passion for antique jewellery. In 2022, they founded Aril Jewels, blending Chloë's gemmology expertise and Kayla's design skills to create modern treasures inspired by historical motifs. 

As a child, Inca Starzinsky felt she was floating just before sleep, hovering in a dreamlike state. Though these sensations faded, their wonder remains. Her new collection, Float, debuts at Shine 2024, inspired by those ethereal memories.