Hirsh London launches Thea jewellery collection

Hirsh London has announced the launch of a jewellery collection, named Thea, inspired by the architecture and eagle motif of The Chancery Rosewood hotel in Mayfair. 

The collection was created by the family-owned jeweller for the hotel, which is situated in the former US Embassy building. 

According to chief executive Sophia Hirsh, the project was influenced by the building’s heritage and the brand’s own transatlantic history.

The range includes designs in 18k gold, diamonds and coloured gemstones. Every piece is handmade at the company atelier on Conduit Street. The designs feature curved forms and shapes inspired by talons to mirror the eagle statue situated on the roof of the landmark building.

Hirsh said: “Thea is a jewellery collection inspired by light, elevation and the quiet poetry of the sky. Created exclusively for The Chancery Rosewood, it draws inspiration from the iconic eagle that crowns the building.”

Hirsh London was established in 1980 and remains an independent business. The jewellery is available to purchase through the brand’s website and at the hotel’s boutique.