UK-based jewellery expert and trained gemologist Jessica Caszow-Collins is set to launch Juraster Fine Jewellery.
With over three decades of fine jewellery expertise and having worked with the likes of Asprey, Chaumet and Garrard, Caszow-Collins was inspired to create a collection of her own that’s both “accessible and makes a positive impact”.
Juraster’s debut collection features three-in-one, adaptable bracelets that can be connected together to create unique chokers, anklet and necklace combinations embellished with Akoya pearls and iridescent moonstones.
It also includes classic studs and hoops that can be customised with covetable ‘pick-and-mix’ interchangeable charms, tassels and earring jackets. Additionally, the collection’s transformable necklaces are designed to be worn long, short or layered and converted into body chains.
The brand is exclusively working with Fairmined gold and silver, traceable Akoya pearls and responsibly sourced diamonds throughout the brand’s entire collection.
Fairmined is a standard and assurance label that certifies gold from responsible artisanal and small-scale mining organisations, transforming mining into an active force for good, delivering social development and environmental protection.
