Win A £750 Edit Of Art Jewellery From Atelier Modernista

Looking for beautiful jewellery with an artistic twist? Here’s your chance to win four beautiful pieces of jewellery from Atelier Modernista, worth £750 in total. Read on for the competition details…

Atelier Modernista Competition

These four unusual pieces from Atelier Modernista are perfect for anyone who likes an artistic take on jewellery. Think sculptural pieces in gold vermeil, rubies, and even a little Miró. 

The Hampstead-based label has a particular eye for jewellery that feels closer to something you’d find in an art gallery than in the average jewellery store. Modernist painting, sculpture, colour and form all find their way into its collections, with an emphasis on sculptural shapes and the surprise of discovering something unexpected. 

The winner will receive the Ruby Necklace, worth £245. Made in 14K gold vermeil, it features a small textured pendant set with three small ethically sourced rubies. Also included is the Éclat d’Or Necklace, worth £225: an elegant, open asymmetric pendant in 14K gold vermeil. It comes with the matching Doré Curl Earrings, worth £205, each formed from a single curl of polished gold vermeil over recycled silver, catching the light differently as you move.

The fourth piece has a rather different history. The Miró 1924 Earrings in enamel and brass are officially licensed by the Miró estate and directly inspired by Joan Miró’s 1924 painting Paysan catalan à la guitare. Long, lightweight and unmistakably joyful, they bring a vivid dart of Miró red to the collection (£75). It is a connection that feels entirely at home at Atelier Modernista, where the relationship between art and the everyday extends beyond jewellery and into their own online bookshop.

The Atelier Modernista Prize Edit is made to be mingled, worn often, and kept for years: distinctive jewellery for someone who likes colour, art, and pieces with cultural resonance.

Find out more at ateliermodernista.com and @ateliermodernista

Competition closes on 1 October 2026.

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