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Inside Jeweller Hannah Martin’s The Perfect Drug [02] Collection


THIS SEPTEMBER, Hannah Martin will release the second iteration of her popular high jewellery collection, The Perfect Drug.

Martin, who founded her eponymous brand in 2006, and has been commissioned to create fine jewellery for the likes of Louis Vuitton and Chaumet, offers a new line of empowering statement necklaces and rings that entice the wearer ‘to feel, to love, to live life to the fullest.’

Hannah Martin The Perfect Drug [02]

The latest collection comprises 28 unique pieces. It not only contains thematic links to youth culture, live music and political turmoil, but also seeks to inspire moments of elation and experience through bridging a utilitarian design sensibility with meticulous jewellery engineering.

Explored through custom-designed hinges, studs and soft, distinctive curves, this collection fuses glamour with an unapologetically punk-ish, subversive feel. Grit and sensuality are also at its heart, with references borrowed from acclaimed photographer Robert Mapplethorpe and the queer erotic art produced by Tom of Finland.

Hannah Martin The Perfect Drug [02]

The campaign, lensed by photographer Stewart Baxter at Jumbo’s Clown Room in LA, hones in on this gritty and audacious approach. Rebellious, voluptuous necklaces also punctuate the collection, ranging in price from £630 to £27,000.

by Ella O’Gorman

The Perfect Drug [02] will be available from September 2025 at the Hannah Martin London showroom, HannahMartinLondon.com and selected international retailers.

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