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From a Serengeti-Inspired Collection to Another That Assigns a Flower Charm for World Cities, These Five New Collections Will Leave You Breathless

Don’t miss the first new non-bridal jewelry collection from Kirk Kara in 20 years.

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December 1, 2025

INSTORE Staff Instore December 2025 Issue

From a Serengeti-Inspired Collection to Another That Assigns a Flower Charm for World Cities, These Five New Collections Will Leave You Breathless

18K recycled yellow gold necklace with tiger’s eye and citrine.

Serengeti Splendor

McFarlane Fine Jewellery’s latest launch, the Mara Mara Collection, was inspired by the great migration of animals across the Serengeti. The collection is filled with earth-toned gemstones like tiger’s eye and citrine in 18K recycled yellow gold, a warm, rich color story that represents the movement of light and natural rhythm of the savannah.

mcfarlanefinejewellery.com

$13,500

Sterling silver and black rhodium ring with amethyst (37.44 TCW), tsavorite (1.57 TCW), and yellow diamonds (0.34 TCW).

Rock ‘N Roll Rings

Thirty1 is a fine jewelry brand blending rock-and-roll attitude with refined craftsmanship. Their showstopping designs are crafted for those who see luxury as a form of self-expression, not conformity. Perfect for the customer seeking bold, statement jewelry that breaks traditional norms.

thirty1jewelry.com

$14,500

14K yellow gold charm.

Forever Flowers

Allison Alane’s City Charms are the latest addition to her geographically inspired Wanderlust Collection! These gorgeous and incredibly detailed yellow gold or sterling silver flower charms each represent a city that the designer has visited on her travels: a tiny, perfect thistle for Edinburgh, an iris for Paris, a rose for London, and more.

allisonalane.com

$510

14K yellow gold earrings with lapis.

Fantastic Folds

Ceramic artist Erin Hupp’s Fold plate was already a well-known piece of art, having appeared in galleries and on tables in Michelin-starred restaurants, but it is now also the inspiration for a remarkable jewelry collection! The Fold Collection from Erin Hupp x Goldstories is a bold, dynamic line of sculptural jewelry inspired by Hupp’s iconic Fold, available in silver or gold with gems.

goldstoriesjewelry.com

$2,000

14K yellow gold necklace with diamonds.

Fabulous Finery

Kirk Kara has released their first non-bridal jewelry collection in 20 years! Elements like hand-engraved details and romantic milgrain edges offer the brand’s signature vintage-inspired loveliness in a form that embodies everyday elegance but still feels special enough for formal occasions. Available with lab or natural diamonds and absolutely perfect for holiday gifting.

kirkkara.com

$3,380

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