Hannah Martin

This rose gold ring spears through the heart of a black Tahitian pearl, held high with pride as celebrated plunder.

Secured by a working screw closure of yellow gold, this string of Akoya black pearls decadently muses the interplay between the pleasure and restraint of the shackles found on ships.

'I said I know it's only rock 'n' roll but I like it’ - The Rolling Stones, 1974

It's Only Rock n Roll is a collection which explores Hannah's fascination with the idea that jewellery can transcend gender, glory in sensuality and embody the spirit of rock and roll in its purest form.

Taking classic rock and roll iconography, Hannah translates their raw power into dark beauty through her use of precious materials and her intricate eye for detail. Without compromise, this sumptuous collection is powerful in sexuality, rich in hard-hitting decadence and tainted with downright depravity.

Jessica Diamond writes for The Times about how to add a hint of anarchy to your style and features the Hannah Martin Black Spiked Sapphire & Ruby Ring.

Secured by a working screw closure of yellow gold, this string of Akoya black pearls decadently muses the interplay between the pleasure and restraint of the shackles found on ships.

Voluptuous, hollowed arcs of 18 carat white gold rings expand on the finger, imitating the brutalist architecture of teetering water towers.

Soviet Brutalist architecture inspires a pendant of concentric flutes in 18 carat white gold, hanging from a blackened sterling silver chain.

Gangster underworlds inspire this asymmetric yellow gold signet ring, with a single white diamond grinning wickedly from the darkened depths of onyx.

Orbiting planets inspire the form of these diamond drops. The onyx spheres and black rhodium plated white gold chains highlight the sparkling performance of white diamonds.