Elizabeth Gage

Elizabeth Gage Fine Jewelry as Art since 1963. Join our luxury journey where each unique piece is a wearable story. You are very welcome to leave comments here.

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Unconventionally elegant: Elizabeth’s unique artistry knows no bounds. Timeless, the essence of Elizabeth Gage oscillates between her love of art and that of precious stones. Enchanted by her studies at Chelsea Art School and the British Museum, Elizabeth’s desire to channel her creativity into jewellery was sparked. With a unique philosophy, Elizabeth set out to create jeweller

y that was wearable from “day into night”. Presented with an ounce of gold after completing her jeweller’s qualifications at Sir John Cass College, not only did Elizabeth fashion her first ring but born, was a new age jewellery lifestyle signed Elizabeth Gage. Beyond a jewel, Elizabeth’s work is also an expression of how she sees the world around her: the art of nature, the myths of the past, the richness of different cultures and the ludic animal kingdom, all fuel her creativity. Starting with a precious jewel, an exquisite fossil or an historical treasure, each piece has a story. Avant-garde, her pieces of meticulous craftsmanship, bold colour and material combinations are globally identifiable, to such an extent that when one of her creations was found in a New York gutter, the owner was able to be sourced and reunited with her jewel. The significance of Elizabeth’s work and the impact she has had on the world of jewellery has been widely recognised receiving, amongst other accolades, the Queens Award for Export, the De Beers Diamond Award and furthermore her work features in the prestigious Victoria and Albert Museum as part of their permanent jewellery collection. Mission

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Autumn draws in, and the palette turns with it. Peridot, tanzanite, the deep green of autumn pearls — colour worn close ...
08/09/2026

Autumn draws in, and the palette turns with it. Peridot, tanzanite, the deep green of autumn pearls — colour worn close as the light shortens.Each piece begins with the stone. What it becomes is decided by hand, and repeated for no one.

Discover the new pieces — link in bio.

Spotted in The Gentlemen.Worn by Joely Richardson in Season 2 of Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen, this extraordinary necklac...
07/09/2026

Spotted in The Gentlemen.

Worn by Joely Richardson in Season 2 of Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen, this extraordinary necklace brings together five intertwined strands of aventurine and freshwater pearls, finished with Elizabeth’s 18ct gold Molten Sun funnels.

At its centre hangs the unexpected: a gold roller seal plaque depicting a Kri-Kri, the wild goat of Crete, a wonderful expression of Elizabeth’s lifelong fascination with the ancient world and her instinct for transforming history into something entirely her own.

Bold, curious and full of character, it feels perfectly at home in the richly imagined world of The Gentlemen.

Our special thanks to costume designer for choosing Elizabeth Gage, and to Joely Richardson for wearing the extraordinary so beautifully.



The Gentlemen, Season 2. Now streaming on Netflix.

Wear the Extraordinary.

Some women inherit their style. Others cultivate it.Over a lifetime of collecting, travelling and discovering, jewellery...
04/09/2026

Some women inherit their style. Others cultivate it.

Over a lifetime of collecting, travelling and discovering, jewellery becomes more than adornment, it becomes a reflection of character.

London has a different energy in September.The city awakens once more - its galleries, theatres and restaurants welcomin...
02/09/2026

London has a different energy in September.

The city awakens once more - its galleries, theatres and restaurants welcoming back familiar faces. It is the season of fresh beginnings, renewed inspiration and jewellery that feels entirely at home amidst it all.

Crafted in London. Worn wherever life takes you.

Some designs belong to a particular moment.Others remain as captivating decades later.This Dolphin Ring, from the Elizab...
01/09/2026

Some designs belong to a particular moment.

Others remain as captivating decades later.

This Dolphin Ring, from the Elizabeth Gage archive, reflects Elizabeth's lifelong fascination with nature and her extraordinary ability to transform it into wearable works of art.

The archive continues to inspire the collections of today.

A Roman soldier decorated for valour wore his record on his chest: bronze discs mounted across the harness, to be read a...
30/08/2026

A Roman soldier decorated for valour wore his record on his chest: bronze discs mounted across the harness, to be read at a distance on parade.

They were called phalerae. They were not ornament. They were evidence of what a man had done.

This one is bronze, and Elizabeth has set it in a surround of eighteen carat gold and left it otherwise alone. It carries the face of Zeus Ammon — the head of the Greek pantheon fused with Amun of Egypt, god of the sun, of fertility and of creation, and given his ram's horns. The cult is recorded from the reign of Trajan, which dates the bronze to the first or second century.

The horns are the reason it matters. After Alexander crossed the desert to consult the oracle at Siwa, his coins began to show him wearing them: a mortal advertising divine descent, in the one medium that reached every hand in the empire.

The medium outlasted the man. Six centuries after Alexander, emperors were still being struck onto bronze and passed from hand to hand.

This coin was struck for Constantine II between AD 337 and 340. Elizabeth set it in molten gold, worked so that the metal appears to have run around the coin and folded over at the back of the shank.

She has set these coins since the beginning, struck by how young Alexander was to have commanded such loyalty. Among the first pieces she made for Cartier, in 1968, was a pair of ram's head cufflinks.

Sixty years on, she is still setting objects that once proved someone.

Talismans, Part Two.

The finest heirlooms are more than beautiful.They carry a family's history, reflect its character and become part of its...
29/08/2026

The finest heirlooms are more than beautiful.

They carry a family's history, reflect its character and become part of its legacy. Worn across generations, a signet ring gathers meaning with every hand it passes through.

Elizabeth Gage creates signet rings with tomorrow's heritage in mind.

There are few jewels as expressive as a pin.Worn by both men and women for centuries, it has always been a symbol of ind...
28/08/2026

There are few jewels as expressive as a pin.

Worn by both men and women for centuries, it has always been a symbol of individuality—a way to wear something unexpected, meaningful and entirely your own.

Elizabeth Gage's extraordinary pins continue that tradition, transforming history, mythology and nature into wearable works of art.

There is a joy to Elizabeth Gage's jewellery that is impossible to ignore.Rich gold. Saturated colour. Designs that cele...
27/08/2026

There is a joy to Elizabeth Gage's jewellery that is impossible to ignore.

Rich gold. Saturated colour. Designs that celebrate life with confidence rather than convention.

Because the finest jewels should lift the spirit every time they are worn.

A great ring collection is never finished.It evolves over time - one discovery leading to the next, each piece adding it...
26/08/2026

A great ring collection is never finished.

It evolves over time - one discovery leading to the next, each piece adding its own character while remaining unmistakably Elizabeth Gage. Different textures, gemstones and proportions, united by a shared design language.

Collected with intention. Worn with confidence.

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