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Victoria’s Closet & Co is an Australian jewellery label based in Melbourne, best known for its custom name necklaces and statement clip-on earrings. The brand started with the idea of making jewellery more personal, allowing customers to carry their names, initials, or meaningful words in a piece they wear every day. Beyond nameplates, the range includes earrings, bracelets, and pendant styles designed with a youthful, playful feel. What makes Victoria’s Closet & Co stand out is its focus on personalization at an accessible price point, bridging the gap between fashion jewellery and sentimental keepsakes. The brand’s identity is rooted in self-expression and gift-giving, making it popular with customers who want jewellery that carries meaning. Today it is recognised as a go-to in Australia for personalised jewellery gifts that feel thoughtful and personal rather than mass-produced.

Prysm is a French contemporary jewellery brand creating modern, statement-making pieces. Its collections feature earrings, rings, and necklaces in gold plating, sterling silver, and colourful stones, often defined by bold lines and sculptural forms. The brand celebrates individuality, offering jewellery that feels artistic and stylish. What makes Prysm distinctive is its strong design perspective jewellery made to stand out while staying wearable. With an identity rooted in creativity and confidence, Prysm appeals to those who want boutique jewelry that is expressive, modern, and unique, positioning itself as a fresh voice in French jewellery.

Storrow is a fine jewellery brand with charm and medallion collections inspired by Victorian and antique forms. Its offerings include charms, lockets, chains, earrings, and rings, many of which can be mixed and matched via open-clip bails. Their aesthetic blends vintage references with contemporary sensibility, creating pieces that feel collected, not manufactured. What gives Storrow its character is the ability to layer and assemble a jewelry wardrobe like a narrative each charm carries weight, both material and emotional. The identity is thoughtful, expressive, and slightly whimsical. Storrow appeals to customers who want jewellery that evolves with them, positioning itself as a brand for wearers who collect stories more than accessories.