Blackacre launches first main assortment

British positive jeweller Blackacre has unveiled its first main assortment, marking a shift from bespoke-only designs to restricted editions impressed by the corporate’s current expedition to Colombia.

The Origins Assortment, launched in October, displays the model’s dedication to moral sourcing and transparency, with each bit linked to a documented journey from mine to workshop.

The brand new assortment centres on three emerald items – the Chivor ring, Muzo earrings, and Muzo ring – which the model describes as tributes to each its origins and the pure provenance of the gem stones.

Alongside the core designs, Blackacre will provide two routes for purchasers: a limited-edition line that includes uncommon stones similar to an unheated Paraiba tourmaline from Brazil, a pink sapphire from Sri Lanka and yellow Zimmi diamonds; and bespoke commissions permitting purchasers to adapt designs utilizing stones of identified provenance.

Founder and inventive director Sam Stirrat led the February expedition to the emerald mines of Muzo and Chivor, accompanied by filmmaker Will Warr, who captured the method from gemstone discovery to the crafting of completed items within the agency’s London atelier.

Blackacre, a licensed B-Corp, has constructed its repute on sustainable practices, together with unique use of recycled valuable metals and traceable gem stones.

The corporate was not too long ago named “London’s Rising Star jeweller” by Spear’s Journal and “Bespoke Retailer of the 12 months” by the Nationwide Affiliation of Jewellers.

Every bit is made to order, persevering with the model’s emphasis on craftsmanship and moral manufacturing. Blackacre mentioned the gathering represents a brand new stage in its development, providing purchasers the choice to buy instantly accessible items whereas sustaining its bespoke foundations.