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'Love is everything we said it wasn't' – Charles Bukowski

Mad Love is Hannah Martin's latest collection of rings for lovers.

"These are rings with which to make a pact, a promise with your lover(s), in whichever form you so desire. Mad Love has not been designed for a specific gender, or for any particular type of relationship arrangement. I will be delighted for people to use these pieces as engagement rings, but equally this is not the only way to show a lasting commitment."

- Hannah Martin

JOHNNY HOSTILE
MAD LOVE

To mark the launch of this collection, Hannah Martin invited Johnny Hostile to collaborate with her on a curation of his extraordinary photographs.

The exhibition is now open to view virtually, until Tuesday 16th February.

A physical show expanding on this theme will follow later in the year.
Johnny Hostile is a musician, producer, photographer and blacksmith.

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British Vogue

Rachel Garrahan features Unchained Warrior Threesome Cuff from #ANewActOfRebellion in British Vogue.

"We all need to face this crazy world with some form of armour," agrees jeweller Hannah Martin, whose pieces offer the wearer a sense of emotional protection.

When creating her latest collection, A New Act of Rebellion, she imagined a Mad Max-style army lashing found chains or bolts to their wrists in an act of courage and empowerment."

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Paul Anderson

Hannah Martin's latest campaign is shot by Anthony Byrne, featuring Peaky Blinders' Paul Anderson wearing #ANewActOfRebellion.

"Paul is amazing and has such intense energy it's mesmerising. Anthony and Paul just work intuitively together, you can see the unspoken understanding between them. We had a blast in the sun at a local meat market and the pictures just made themselves." Hannah Martin.

Collection available now at the showroom and on hannahmartinlondon.com

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Vanity Fair

Melanie Grant does a profile on Hannah Martin for Vanity Fair’s Watches & Jewellery.

"Martin operates beyond the obvious trends.

She has a powerful message with an edgy cool that her collectors are keen to buy into."

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Rachel Garrahan features #ANewActOfRebellion in British Vogue.

"Strength and insurrection have always been themes at the heart of Hannah Martin’s jewellery, and never more so than in her latest collection, “A New Act of Rebellion”. Punk design codes such as the safety pin and chain are reimagined in a powerful collection that celebrates breaking free from convention and losing one’s self in the moment."

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Financial Times
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Vivienne Becker features #ANewActOfRebellion in Financial Times How To Spend It.

"In her A New Act of Rebellion collection, designer-jeweller Hannah Martin gives the chain a punk edge in massively oversized interlocking chain-link bangles that double as table sculptures.

Her current designs are based on heavy, industrial steel chains, the kind you find padlocked to gates, and the necklaces jumble different links and tones of gold, hung with safety-pin pendants, to recreate the thrown-together aesthetic of punk jewellery."

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1843 Magazine

Melanie Grant features #ANewActOfRebellion in The Economist 1843 Magazine.

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Solitaire Magazine

Smitha Sadanandan features #ANewActOfRebellion in Solitaire.

London-based Hannah Martin’s latest collection – A New Act Of Rebellion – is a call to arms, if you will. Safety pins and hardware essentials have inspired the designs that feed into the idea of the “DIY punk feel” of the collection, which is rife with references to rebellion.

Martin’s vision of a “battle dress” comprises a 25-piece collection made from 18K gold, in all colours, but predominantly yellow. Carved malachite and ebony as accents form a statement about how we view luxury and jewellery.

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