Stephen Webster 30th Anniversary Collection

To celebrate his 30th anniversary of creating jewelry, leading British jewelry designer Stephen Webster dug deep into his heritage and created a collection of one of a kind pieces, showing off his personality alongside meticulous craftsmanship and use of eye-popping gemstones.

Christina Aguilera, wearing a tiara in Webster’s trade mark thorn design, and Stephen Webster

The collection, consisting of 30 designs, includes a Puffa Fish pendant studded with Amethysts and diamonds complete with movable fins, Scorpion, Stingray and Stag Beetle bejeweled brooches all laid in 18 kt gold,  paved in colored gem palettes with built in life-like movement.

Webster’s passion for rare and exotic colored gemstones is shown in a group of platinum and 18 kt gold cocktail rings and chunky pendants featuring some examples of each gem used; Tahitian Pearls take on a new identity when mounted with the Ace of Spades, Hearts, Club and Diamonds. And of course, Webster’s signature Rock ‘n’ Roll designs were strongly represented in rings and pendants, including a new I fought the Law ring.

Finally, Webster’s self indulgence has taken shape in a fully customized Harley Davidson Fat Boy, “tattooed” in gemstone-style paintwork with Stephen Webster’s life story of designing and making jewelry: from the first ring he made in college to iconic collections such as Crystal Haze, Tattoo, and Heartbreaker.

“Over the past 30 years, my jewelry has constantly evolved and hopefully is better now than ever before. The pieces we have created to celebrate these three decades are a true representation of my inspirations and subsequent key collections over this period,” Webster said.