If you’ve been an avid follower of Singaporean fashion labels, you’ll know that a host of both established and emerging brands have played a key role in shaping the sartorial language of our rapidly evolving creative landscape. Youths in Balaclava has carved out a distinct niche in community-driven streetwear, offering bold, expressive designs that resonate with youth culture. Grace Ling has made waves on international runways with her futuristic, technology-inspired statement pieces, blending cutting-edge materials with high fashion. Meanwhile, Bryan Yeo has reimagined texture and materiality with his masterful approach to knitwear, pushing the boundaries of craftsmanship and design. This creative fire has slowly started to spread into the world of fashion jewellery, with a growing number of emerging local jewellery brands making their mark in the design of unique earrings, necklaces, rings, bracelets, and much more. What’s exciting is that there is truly something for everyone—whether you’re drawn to minimalist elegance or crave ultra-edgy, statement-making designs. And while some of the brands stay true to being the perfect finishing touch to a well-thought-out ensemble, others are looking to make accessories take centre stage with out-of-the-box artistry and innovative design.
Below, Vogue Singapore rounds up some of the hottest (and most fashion-forward) local jewellery brands to keep a look out for.
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Days of Ever
As an extension of local label In Good Company’s vision to champion independent voices that align with its sensibility for considered design, Days of Ever presents its debut collection. Through sculptural metal forms of simple yet impactful design, the jewellery brand’s very first drop ‘Gathered Moments’ surmises the art of statement delicately.
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Miao Atelier
Established in 2020 and launched in 2024, art label and design studio Miao Atelier is the brainchild of designer and Lasalle College of the Arts alumnus, Denise Yeo. An offering for the ultimate maximalist, its ethos is rooted in the joys of the imagination. In a sea of neutrals, Yeo’s offering is a smorgasbord of textures, colours and silhouettes—ranging from celestial chokers and stacked earrings to linked bracelets and orb pendants.
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Ask & Embla
Ask & Embla’s bold and unapologetic twist on jewellery design has taken the local accessories landscape by storm over the last few years. Founded in 2013 by creative director and head designer Olivia Eleazar, the brand’s trademark pieces are alternative and experimental, hand-sculpted from mixed metals such as sterling silver, gold, rhodium plating and stainless steel. Its latest range, called Blackletter Charms, is a series of alphabet charms made from 925 sterling silver.
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Stalactite earrings, $92
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Slow x Steady
For those in the market for responsibly made jewellery, the jewellery and lifestyle label Slow x Steady offers a selection that reflects its name. Established this year, the brand was founded by Mabellyn, a former tech professional who sought to integrate the principles of slow living within the realm of art and design. The collection, which includes everything from ear cuffs to bracelets, features sculptural yet delicate pieces, all crafted from sterling silver.
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Curious Creatures
Curious Creatures needs no introduction. What started as a side hustle in 2011 has quickly grown into one of the most popular jewellery brands in Singapore. The label, helmed by Larissa Tan, offers a line-up of demi-fine and fine jewellery, ranging from freshwater pearl pendants and chandelier earrings to diamond necklaces and rings. In addition to its collection, the brand also provides a variety of luxury jewellery services, including piercings for that perfect ear stack, as well as permanent sparkle for your wrists.
