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Midnight stones
Nocturne
Blackened gold and burgundy garnet, cut for rooms that never turn the lights fully up. A collection worn close to the skin, and rarely in daylight.
Maison de Joaillerie · Est. MMXIV
Worn in silence. Remembered in gold.
Enter the house01 — Featured Collections
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Midnight stones
Blackened gold and burgundy garnet, cut for rooms that never turn the lights fully up. A collection worn close to the skin, and rarely in daylight.
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High-karat light
Yellow gold that holds the last hour of sun. Collars, cuffs, and quiet diamonds — made to catch a room rather than a camera.
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Sculptural forms
Pieces conceived as architecture. Never repeated, numbered in the low dozens, finished by a single pair of hands in Mayfair.
02 — Signature Pieces
AUR–SLC–06
A low collar in 18-karat yellow gold, set with a single diamond that sits at the hollow of the throat. Made to be worn with almost nothing else.
Inquire privately03 — The House
AURELIA began in 2014 as a private atelier for women who collect jewelry the way others collect first editions: rarely, and only when a piece feels already theirs.
There is no seasonal calendar in the usual sense. Work arrives when the gold has been quiet long enough. Clients are received in Mayfair, never on a shop floor, and never in a hurry.
“We do not make ornaments. We make the one object a room rearranges itself around.”
Look 07
Still life, Mayfair · Autumn 2026
04 — Editorial
Photographed as architecture. Worn as a second silhouette. This season’s sitting treats metal as light: a collar against bare shoulder, a cuff catching the last of the afternoon, earrings that read as line rather than sparkle.
No campaign. No lookbook in the ordinary sense. Only a handful of plates, printed privately for the salon.
05 — The Salon
Pieces are shown by appointment in Mayfair — never in passing, and never under shop light.
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The Aurelia Salon
14 Half Moon Street
Mayfair, London