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Jane Birkin is a British actress and singer best known for her influence on fashion, especially in the 1960s and 1970s. Most people will recognise Jane Birkin's name from the Birkin bag, a luxury handbag designed by luxury brand Hermès. Released in 1984, the bag was as simple and timeless as her own style.
Jane had a great love for vintage jewellery and heirlooms. She often wore jewellery with a history, which gave her style a unique and personal touch. Birkin favoured jewellery with personal significance, such as pieces she had received as gifts or that evoked memories of important moments in her life.
Birkin is known for her minimalist and simple style. Her jewellery choices often reflect this simplicity. She often wore a few pieces at a time, opting for timeless and classic designs. Jane preferred neutral colours such as white,beige,black, dark red and navy blue. These colours provided a timeless and classic look, and she often combined them in a way that looked relaxed yet sophisticated. Although Jane was known for her simple style, Jane was not afraid to mix different styles. She could combine modern, minimalist pieces with more traditional eye-catching jewellery.
Gold jewellery was especially common in Jane Birkin's jewellery collection. She often wore gold rings, bracelets and necklaces. These designs were often subtle and sophisticated. To complement her simple gold jewellery, Jane Birkin sometimes chose stone jewellery such as pearls, diamonds or gemstones. These pieces added a touch of elegance and colour to her style. She combined these various types of stones with her gold jewellery, which is reflected in the rings from our atelier collection. The 'Jane ring 14 krt - Aurora', reflects this beautifully. So you can see several aspects Jane Birkin loved in this design.
Please note that Vintage Jewellery Atelier jewellery is subject to a different delivery time of up to five weeks. These rings are 'made to order' and are set by hand by our goldsmith. So it takes a little more time (and a lot of love), but we promise you: it's worth it.