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Monica Vinader walks on the wild side with the new Nomade collection


SINCE launching her namesake brand in 2008 from a converted forge in Norfolk, Monica Vinader has championed the idea that fine jewellery should be worn every day, not kept in a box for rare occasions. The result is a label known for its modern aesthetic and its commitment to sustainable, conscious design.

Monica Vinader Nomade Collection

Fifteen years later, that philosophy remains intact as the brand now works exclusively with 100% recycled precious metals and ensures full traceability throughout its supply chain. Pieces are designed to be lived in and layered, and in keeping with this ethos, the brand has launched its latest collection, meet Nomade.

Tapping into the beauty of the natural world, the line is inspired by dunes, wind-shaped rocks and clay formations, and plays with sculptural forms and organic silhouettes. The focus here is on texture, contrast, and fluidity, with smooth gold surfaces set against pearls.

Monica Vinader Nomade Collection

Monica Vinader Nomade Collection

There is a wide mix in the lineup, from sculptural hoops, drop earrings and huggies to pendant necklaces, chunky rings, soft-link bracelets and curved bangles. Pieces are cast in recycled 18kt gold vermeil and designed to move with the body for a laid-back feel.

by Felicity Carter

See more on monicavinader.com.

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