Our vintage collection of jewels and accessories are handpicked on our travels.
They are chosen for their rarity, beauty and offer a unique choice for those who love fashion forward accessories.
Our designs are inspired by ancient Roman jewels, classical myths and our love of art.
Each Olympia jewel is lovingly handmade using antique jewellery making techniques in the finest metals and gems, making each pair special and unique.
A decadent collection of fine vintage gems from a bygone era, this very special curation of sustainably sourced, rare heirloom pieces - many of which are the only of their kind in existence - includes treasures from a variety of eras spanning Georgian, Art Deco, Rococo and more.
Each piece is crafted in solid gold or platinum, set with precious diamonds, emeralds, opals, sapphires, and other fine stones.
Two years ago Creative Director Constance Cummings fell in love at first sight with a particularly memorable gold cuff. After much time spent trying to source one, we finally have this little masterpiece in the Love & Object fold.
Let us introduce to you the Christian Dior Ophelia cuff. Architect of fashion, Gianfranco Ferre, designed this special piece during his groundbreaking tenure with the house of Dior.
Ferre, like Monsieur Dior, believed jewels were an essential part of his couture collections. The mega fashion of the 80s meant Ferre could design the most opulent, unapologetic accessories to accompany his clothing. On the runway, supermodels’ ears dripped in pearls and crystals, while their wrists sung with the clanging of heavy metal.
In essence, the Ophelia cuff is an ode to all that Ferre was famous for. Its design is unhampered by borders, inspired by a life spent between Paris and Milan. The inspiration of Versailles, with its gilded interiors and sculpted gardens, stands out to us, as does Ferre’s love for the grandeur of Italy, a country steeped in the history of Gods and Goddesses.
Finally found and purchased in Florence, the Ophelia Cuff and its maker continue to supply us with creative inspiration. Effortless Parisian style comes easily to the wearer of this outstanding object; it exudes plenty of allure all on its own.
Just a couple of weeks ago we launched 'The Edit', enabling lovers of the unique and covetable to purchase special objects for the home, in addition to the wardrobe.
In celebration of the new addition to our offering and in anticipation of a stormy, cosy weekend inside ahead, we've rounded up a few of our favourite instagram accounts of the interior persuasion that will be keeping us inspired while we're based indoors...
MOREIn celebration of our new collection launch this week, we sat down with the founder of Grace and Flora, Hannah Low to ask her a few questions about her particular style, how she got into the floristry industry, her prediction on floral trends to come and what she loves the most about the Grace & Flora x Love and Object collaboration.
MOREWhether you're travelling to another area of the country or simply from the bedroom to the lounge this long weekend, we've rounded up our must-have items to make it a mini-break fit for a queen.
MOREAlongside cosy wines by the fire, romantic rainy evening dates and, most excitingly, ski-season, with the incoming cold season comes new opportunities to think outside the box when it comes to dressing.
As the temperature continues to drop, we've been looking to sartorial inspiration which has us reaching for our jewellery box just as much, if not more so than we do during the warmer months.
For us this winter it's all about layering, embellishing and making the most of our favourite accessories in new and unexpected ways. If you're in need of a little inspo this season, take a look at our a round up of looks that have caught our eye recently below... x
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