A collection of sculptural and responsible jewelry is born from the second creative encounter between Reformation and Clare Waight Keller.

Following the launch of its jewelry line last year, <a href="https://www.thereformation.com/?srsltid=AfmBOoqgQJ60gqxwXJGj1XwfiBLMwqNWbokJbEP6qm-462W5hfl5yYaq" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Reformation</a> unveils a renewed collaboration with Clare Waight Keller, where the brilliance of the materials blends with a strong commitment to sustainability. Crafted from recycled 24-karat gold and sterling silver, and adorned with stones sourced from dormant cubic zirconia stocks, the Ref &times; Clare Waight Keller collection comprises eleven pieces that orchestrate a delicate dialogue between everyday minimalism and Art Deco boldness. True to its ethos, the brand also gives its creations a second life through its RefRecycling program.
When asked about the inspiration behind this second edition, the designer confided: "This collection revisits some of my favorite pieces from the first collaboration, with new materials and details, such as the bias cut of the Gertrude cuff, but I also loved the idea of exploring more sculptural styles, like the new Lillian line. I went through old issues of Vogue France and L'Officiel, especially the editorials dedicated to the glamorous, bold, graphic, and modern oversized jewelry of the 80s, with strong textures and lines. I liked the idea of jewelry that stands out, but remains easy to wear every day. "

This vintage feel, borrowed from the flamboyant pages of French magazines of the 80s, permeates the entire collection: massive but fluid silhouettes, luminous volumes, and clean lines that never sacrifice wearability.
As for the message to customers, Clare Waight Keller states it bluntly: "I think <a href="https://www.thereformation.com/?srsltid=AfmBOoqgQJ60gqxwXJGj1XwfiBLMwqNWbokJbEP6qm-462W5hfl5yYaq" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Reformation</a> has been a pioneer in sustainability in the jewelry industry since the beginning of our collaboration, and that truly sets the brand apart. Being able to create a collection that reuses precious raw materials and transforms them into new treasures for the future is a wonderful thing."
Between heritage and renewal, Reformation and Clare Waight Keller are thus weaving the outlines of a more conscious jewelry, capable of illuminating the holidays without ever relinquishing responsibility.

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Reformation Reunites With Clare Waight Keller for a New Jewelry Collection

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Reformation Reunites With Clare Waight Keller for a New Jewelry Collection

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