In an exploration of identity, symbolism, and legacy, renowned British designer Ozwald Boateng has collaborated with British jeweller Hirsh London on his first ever jewellery collection.

This exclusive partnership marks a meeting of bold creative forces, transforming cultural narrative into fine jewellery through shared values of craftsmanship, a passion for colour, and heritage.

Celebrating 40 years since the launch of his fashion house, Boateng — famed for revolutionising classic tailoring with vibrant colour and cultural storytelling — found a natural creative home at Hirsh, a family-run atelier known for its rare gemstones and meticulous hand-craftsmanship.

“This is an exciting new chapter in my artistic journey, and it was therefore really important to collaborate with someone close by,” says Boateng.

“With Hirsh, I’ve been able to be involved with the jewellery at every stage of creation and I’m really proud of what we’ve created.”

Designed by Boateng and brought to life by Sophia Hirsh and the master artisans of Hirsh’s on-site atelier, the collection channels African Adinkra symbols and the striking Kente patterns that have long defined the Boateng aesthetic — now re-imagined into fine jewellery, created in precious metals with diamonds, gemstones and pearls.

“This collection shows how two worlds can wonderfully collide to create something unique that celebrates heritage, individuality, and craftsmanship,” adds Hirsh. “It has been a genuine joy to translate Ozwald’s vision into something permanent and powerful.”