12 Investment jewellery pieces that you'll cherish forever

No jewellery arsenal is complete without an elegant, no-frills ring that goes with everything. Chanel's Coco Crush collection is one of the brand's most iconic jewellery lines, and each piece is infused with enduring appeal.

There’s nothing quite as timeless or elegant as a diamond-encrusted tennis bracelet that delicately glimmers across the wrist. De Beers' design features a single row of ethically sourced round brilliant diamonds, each one prong-set in luminous 18K white gold. 

While most of us no longer rely on our watches to tell the time – thanks to the rise of smartphones – the allure of a chic timepiece on the wrist remains timeless. Cartier’s Baignoire dates back to 1912, when Louis Cartier reimagined the classic round watch, elongating its shape into an elegant oval. Defined by its refined ellipse and sculpted in a single, fluid line, the Baignoire bangle forms a graceful loop around the wrist, offering a slender, sophisticated silhouette.

Ear climbers are a super easy way of making an impact. For diamond devotees, Vrai's Unity design is a categorically stylish choice.

If you're looking to be selective, investing in a piece that you know you'll get constant wear out of is the prudent approach. A simple gold chain will go with everything, and we adore Susan Caplan's vintage offerings.

The perfect starting point for building a timeless jewellery collection? A classic pair of gold hoops. This elegant design by Anita Ko, crafted in 18k gold, is a staple – and a firm favourite of Hailey Bieber’s.

It’s often said that the first thing people notice are your hands. And beyond a fresh manicure, a gold or silver ring can add just the right touch of refined sparkle to elevate your look. The Sonny ring featured a core band of pavé diamonds framed by two outer bands of solid metal, linked by two matching connectors.

Pandora's Brilliance collection champions lab-created diamonds, and its slender white gold bangle feels elegant and totally stackable.

Somewhere between a bracelet and a timepiece lies Bvlgari’s iconic Serpenti Tubogas watch. Uniting two of the house’s most emblematic design codes, this single-spiral creation in 18k rose gold and stainless steel wraps elegantly around the wrist, combining the sinuous allure of the serpent with the modern, industrial spirit of tubogas.

Pearls are having a moment right now, and we're totally here for it. While the precious gemstones skyrocketed in popularity during the early half of the 20th century, they're still commanding attention in 2025. Mejuri's delicate charm allows you to personalise your eardrobe (yes, it's a thing).

Van Cleef & Arpels’ Vintage Alhambra creations are defined by their distinctive, timeless elegance. Inspired by the four-leaf clover, these iconic symbols of luck are delicately framed with a beaded yellow gold border. Our favourite? The radiant yellow gold variation set with rich green malachite.

Not every ring needs to be encrusted with diamonds to make a statement. This 1970s design reimagines the humble nail through the lens of fine jewellery. Crafted from 18k yellow gold with a sleek rhodium finish, it embodies bold minimalism with a rebellious edge.