New collections and birthday celebrations at Jeremy Hoye in Brighton

Brighton's Jeremy Hoye is a name synonymous with jewellery design excellence and his shop, approaching it's 30th anniversary, has become a must-visit destination for anyone looking for high quality jewellery. In celebration of this milestone, his new collections offer affordable and showstopping pieces in his signature style. Forest and Luna, like many of his designs, draw inspiration from nature.

Luna 9ct Gold Ruby Ring by Jeremy Hoye
Forest 9ct Gold Peridot Earrings by Jeremy Hoye

Forest is a beautifully textured design with a natural flowing feel that catches the light to dazzling effect. Inspired by the ripples of sand on the seashore or tree bark from forest walks, these pieces are about evoking memories.

The iconic Luna collection, on the other hand, is designed especially for the individualist! Inspired by the surface of the moon, with its undulating plains of craters and valleys, Luna offers a fantastic selection of unusual wedding rings for men and women in addition to silver rings, necklaces, bracelets. Every item from this collection can be made in silver, gold or platinum.

Jeremy says, “Whether you’re looking for a piece of jewellery for a special occasion or just because, there’s something for everyone. I create unique and timeless treasures that last well beyond any passing fashion trends, truly standing the test of time. I believe that’s been the secret to longevity and success over the years.”

Visit his website www.jeremy-hoye.co.uk

9ct Medium Luna Hoops - Side Profile by Jeremy Hoye
Luna Watermelon Tourmaline Ring by Jeremy Hoye

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