We’re calling it now, your best jewellery shouldn’t be sitting in a drawer waiting for an occasion worthy of it. And Michael Hill Jeweller’s newest collection, Luxe Links, agrees.
Crafted in sterling silver and gold vermeil, it’s bold, it’s stackable, and frankly, it doesn’t care what day of the week it is. The collection is built around statement cubic zirconia designs finished with micro pavé detailing — intentional sparkle rather than “I’m off to a black tie event.” But the real appeal isn’t just the shine, it’s the way these pieces are meant to be worn. Forget the one-ring-one-occasion rule book. Luxe Links spans rings, necklaces, bracelets, bangles, and earrings, all designed to be layered, stacked, and mixed until you land on a combination that feels entirely your own.
Fine chains and bold statement links are made to work together, not compete. Mixed metals? Go for it. One day it’s a single necklace, the next, it’s four stacked bracelets and zero apologies. That’s kind of the whole point.
The rings lean toward chunky, sculptural shapes, while the necklaces range from fine, barely-there chains to more substantial pieces with pavé detailing that catches the light. Bangles and bracelets are built with stacking in mind, slim enough to layer three or four, and the earrings swing between subtle studs and statement drops depending on how much shine you’re after that day.
Gold vermeil deserves its own moment here too. If you’ve ever wanted the warmth of solid gold without the accompanying heart attack of a price tag, vermeil is your answer, delivering that same rich glow at a much more forgiving cost. Pair it with sterling silver and you’ve got endless ways to mix things up, no compromises required.
There’s something refreshing about jewellery that doesn’t demand a “special occasion” clause. Luxe Links is for the in-between days, ideal for the self-gifters, the serial stackers, and anyone due for a jewellery box refresh.
So layer it, stack it, style it your way. However you wear the pieces, Luxe Links is here to make the everyday feel a little more elevated, and a lot more fun.
This article originally featured in the Spring ’26 issue of Fashion Quarterly.
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