Foramour Originals - designs we've obssessed over

Two chunky rhodium-plated links on a stud post, a baroque freshwater pearl suspended below. The chain is bold and structural; the pearl is soft and luminous, sitting just below the jaw.

A Tennis CZ necklace runs across the collarbone — dense, continuous — then five bezel-set zircon drops hang from it like light caught mid-fall. On a wave chain on either side.

Not for someday. For the Tuesday you decided to go for it.

Notes from the founder: "This felt like wearing a constellation. Like the stars didn't want to be above you anymore — they wanted to be on you."

Seven real freshwater pearls hang from a gold wave chain like raindrops mid-fall — each one slightly different, each one luminous. The matching earrings cluster smaller pearls at the top before cascading into one final, larger drop. The kind of set that makes you feel like the weather did your styling for you.

Notes from The Jewellery Girl: "OMG I love this one. These freshwater pearls are imperfect, irregular. The wave chain was a chance addition that became the focal point. It feels like water; difficult to take your eyes off it!"

A gold threader earring with a detailed hummingbird charm mid-chain — the bird sits suspended at the end of a chain tail, wings spread, with a slim gold bar at the end. It moves with every turn of the head, and the hummingbird appears to hover in place.

Notes from the founder:
"The hummingbird is one of those creatures that carries meaning everywhere it appears — speed, freedom, the ability to find joy in small things. I wanted it on a threader specifically because the chain makes it look like it's actually in flight. It's my favourite kind of detail: one you notice and then can't stop noticing."

A large organic gold stud in an irregular folded shape, with three open-faced pockets filled with rough, uncut crystal fragments — each pocket holding a cluster of raw stones that catch light unevenly and beautifully. No two pairs will look identical.

Notes from the founder:
"Everything about this earring resists being labeled safe — the shape is molten, the stones are raw, the whole thing looks like it came out of the ground and decided to be jewellery. That's the point. Some of the best things are unfinished."

A slim gold arch stud from which a small square freshwater baroque pearl hangs, connected by a tiny link to a wide flat stick baroque pearl below — two completely different pearl shapes, stacked vertically. Each pearl is irregular, luminous, and unlike any other.

Notes from the founder:
"This is the most avant-garde piece in the pearl edit and I mean that as the highest compliment. The arch, the square pearl, the Biwa pearl — it looks like something you'd find in a design museum, not a jewellery box. That's exactly why it's here."”

A full strand of 8mm round cream Swarovski pearls with a gold sliding closure. Wear it snug at the collarbone as a classic pearl choker, or loosen it to let two delicate gold box chains trail down with a pearl drop at each end. One necklace, two completely different looks.

Notes from The Jewellery Girl:
"The pearl strand feels like a timeless thing in jewellery. And I wanted ours to do more than just sit there. The slider closure was the answer. Pull it tight and it's your grandmother's pearls. Let it loose and it's something else entirely — modern, a little dramatic, very much yours.”

A long gold paperclip lariat chain with a large pavé fuchsia CZ beetle pendant at the drop. The body is fully stone-set in deep pink and red CZ, with detailed gold legs and antennae.

Notes from the founder:
“The scarab beetle was the most sacred amulet in ancient Egypt, placed over the heart of the deceased to carry their story forward into the next life. I put it on a lariat so it hangs low, easily seen. A beetle this pink and this covered in stones is not trying to be subtle and I didn't want the chain to be either."