CHARMS

The Brand New Collection With A Story To Tell

Create jewellery that’s totally unique with Astley Clarke’s new collection of precious charms. Fusing beauty with meaning, the collection includes birthstones, initials and talismans for necklaces, bracelets and earrings that tell your story.

Crafted in beautiful 18ct gold vermeil and featuring sustainablysourced natural precious gemstones, each charm is made from 95% recycled materials. Charms have been worn for thousands of years to bring protection and good luck. Now they’re the perfect way to tell your story on a piece of jewellery, creating something totally unique and meaningful.

‘Since ancient times we’ve adorned ourselves with talismans to ward off evil and bring us luck. I love that charms can be so symbolic and meaningful to the wearer. Each charm has a special message behind it making it such a sentimental and personal product.’

BRYONY BOLTON- HEAD OF BRAND & MARKETING: Want to see how your creation will look? Just head to Astley Clarke’s newly-launched Online Charm Builder to see your story take shape. Perfectly charming.

SARAH HOWSONPRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

Standouts from the new collection include the exquisite sea creatures (the lobster claw is a favourite), alphabet charms for those special initials and birthstone locket charms; easily personalised with your own image and engraving.

Launching alongside the charms are heavier-weight chains including T bar necklace and bracelet designs; an exciting new direction for Astley Clarke. A new range of Astley Clarke’s signature precious stone bracelets which charms can be added to are also launching, perfect for stacking and layering;. Choose to wear charms alone or in pairs for a delicate look or layer them sky high on a chunky statement T-Bar chain.

‘We believe a jewellery collection should tell the stories of our lives. There’s no better way to do this than creating your own unique pieces. Following the popularity of our personalisable lockets, charms are the perfect next chapter to offer jewellery lovers a chance to tell their own story.’