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The National Gallery Company has launched its first jewellery collection in collaboration with PureJewels. The collection is reportedly inspired by the new Artemisia exhibition on show at the National Gallery in London.
The Artemisia collection is designed, manufactured, and distributed by London jeweller PureJewels, and features a wide assortment of precious pieces designed to be antiques of the future.
The range includes “intricately worked” dark rhodium plated silver contrasted with 22ct yellow gold vermeil, pearls and “richly hued” garnets, crafted into a bracelet, lariat, ring, T-bar necklace, pendant, hoop earrings and drop earrings.
Buying and brand licensing director at the National Gallery Company, Judith Mather, said:
“We are delighted to be working with PureJewels, our first fine jewellery licensee, the craftsmanship and attention to detail are second to none and we are very excited about this collaboration.”
PureJewels’ CEO Jayant Raniga said: “A lot of research went into the collection to ensure that every element of the detailed pieces embodies the boundless energy depicted in the art of Artemisia.”
The National Gallery said: “The jewellery collection has combined design elements inspired by the painting Self Portrait as Saint Catherine of Alexandria in the exhibition. Each piece depicts intertwining leaves reflecting the drama, energy and realism of Baroque art.”
The Artemisia exhibition runs until 24 January 2021, and the jewellery collection is also available in the Gallery shops.
