British Fashion Council Jewellery Showcase

London-based designer, Octi Ransom, captures fragments of nature and transforms them into precious metals. Nature is always in flux, shaped by erosion, decay and human interaction. Octi preserves these moments in time. Moulds of natural forms, often items that would otherwise be considered waste, are sculpted into wearable forms – designed and hand-made locally in London using recycled precious metals. From objects otherwise considered redundant, Octi creates long-lasting, sentimental pieces of beauty. 

The aesthetic of The Ouze is rooted in founder Toby Vernon’s interest in antique and heirloom jewellery that has been passed down through generations and weathered by time. Aiming to capture the same enduring beauty in everything The Ouze creates, Toby refers to history and tradition when designing, combining this with his obsession with raw and organic forms and the celebration of imperfections left in the evidence of the human when creating jewellery by hand. With his background in Fashion Design, Vernon developed a unique set of design references that continually inform his work at The Ouze.

Ruby Jack is a jewellery brand defined by bold forms, playful symbolism and an instinctive approach to design. Combining sculptural shapes with distinctive details, each piece balances elegance with an unexpected edge. Designed to be worn and layered intuitively, Ruby Jack brings a contemporary sensibility to jewellery through pieces that feel personal and expressive.

Bevza is a Kyiv-based jewellery and fashion house founded by Svitlana Bevza. Drawing on Ukrainian heritage and natural forms, the jewellery is defined by sculptural silhouettes, symbolic motifs and a refined, minimalist sensibility. From signature wheat-inspired designs to organic, architectural forms, each piece reflects Bevza’s approach to contemporary jewellery as both adornment and object.

Bar Jewellery explores the relationship between sculptural form and the body through bold, considered pieces. Defined by distinctive silhouettes and an experimental approach to materials, the London-based jewellery label creates designs that sit between object and adornment. Each piece is designed to be worn, layered and lived in, bringing a sense of individuality and understated edge to the everyday.