The Heirloom Economy: Why the Future of Luxury Jewellery Is Built on Legacy, Not Trend
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The Heirloom Economy: Why the Future of Luxury Jewellery Is Built on Legacy, Not Trend

Featured on Finance Day UK

When I think about the future of luxury, I don’t see fleeting trends or seasonal sparkle. I see stories - the kind that live through generations.

In an age where fashion changes overnight, jewellery remains beautifully defiant. It’s the one category that doesn’t chase relevance; it creates it. I recently shared this perspective with Finance Day UK, exploring why jewellery, especially bespoke fine jewellery, continues to thrive when other sectors slow down.

The Draw Ring

While many luxury sectors are slowing, jewellery is thriving. Christie’s jewellery sales jumped 25% in early 2025, and global demand continues to grow. Clients today are looking for pieces that carry rarity, provenance, and story - not just seasonal sparkle.

I see this shift every day. More clients are choosing bespoke commissions with exceptional gemstones, designed to be passed down as heirlooms. Each jewel becomes a reflection of their identity and values, not just their style.

Luxe Velvet Ring/Earrings Box

The Note Ring

This is the future of luxury: jewellery that is sustainable, personal, and built to last generations. True luxury doesn’t age out, it grows in meaning with time.

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