Missoma brings you a stunning collection of exclusive and innovative designer jewellery in a variety of bold, colourful and directional designs that are always stylish and effortlessly elegant. Specialising in 18ct gold vermeil jewellery with precious and semi-precious stones, Missoma has become known for its unique, avant-garde designs and instantly recognisable vibrant colours! We believe that your jewellery should be a reflection of your individual flair and style and so we design every piece...

Missoma brings you a stunning collection of exclusive and innovative designer jewellery in a variety of bold, colourful and directional designs that are always stylish and effortlessly elegant. Specialising in 18ct gold vermeil jewellery with precious and semi-precious stones, Missoma has become known for its unique, avant-garde designs and instantly recognisable vibrant colours! We believe that your jewellery should be a reflection of your individual flair and style and so we design every piece to make a statement wherever you go. Loved by style icons such as Jennifer Lopez, Jessica Biel and Scarlett Johanssen, Missoma has attracted a loyal and ever-growing fan-base in the UK and abroad, and is stocked in over 15 countries worldwide including some of the most prestigious department stores such as Harrods, Harvey Nichols and Liberty. Missoma designs have also become a firm favourite with leading fashion publications such as Harper’s Bazaar, Tatler, InStyle, Glamour, Marie Claire, Red, Easy Living and Elle. The designers behind Missoma are a mother and daughter team comprising of Michele and her two daughters Sophie and Marisa, whose combined names gave the brand its name Missoma. Their passion for modern design enriched with intricate detail has produced a striking style of contemporary opulence in their designs, and Marisa’s life-long love of precious and semi-precious gemstones has largely influenced their use of bold colour combinations. These have also been inspired by the vivid colours seen in the works of Impressionists such as Gaugin and the Russian avant-garde artists of the early 20th century, and the rich cultures they have experienced and absorbed in their travels to countries such as Mexico, India, Morocco and Thailand, where they hand source their gemstones.