Meet the Designers
We’ve searched far and wide to find the best jewellery design talent. Our jewellery designers have designed for leading brands, they’ve built their own ones – and now they’re part of the Motley London crew.
Alessandro Petrolati
London-based Italian designer Alessandro Petrolati is all about beautiful craftsmanship. A trained goldsmith, he’s worked with some of Italy’s most renowned artisans during his 15 years in the industry. Alessandro’s MOTLEY collection combines exquisite detailing with a refreshingly modern simplicity.
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Christopher Thompson Royds
Christopher Thompson Royds is a British artist-jeweller based in Amsterdam. His work has been exhibited around the world, with his most recent show at Galerie Marzee in the Netherlands. Christopher’s jewellery collection for MOTLEY is, like the artist, quietly subversive and just a little bit playful. A unique MOTLEY member…
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Emily Robson
Ex-Christopher Kane designer Emily Robson draws inspiration from all over the world for her distinctive jewellery, often referencing ancient artisanal techniques. Her bold and brilliant collection for MOTLEY is a classic Robson riff on Egyptian iconography, featuring jackals, sphinxes and torques.
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Hannah Martin
Cult British designer Hannah Martin creates contemporary jewellery with a rebellious edge. A Central Saint Martins graduate, she perfected her craft working under some of the world’s most renowned jewellers in Paris. Hannah’s collection brings a flash of grown-up, androgynous cool to the MOTLEY stable.
Sian Evans
Sian Evans was the first designer to join the MOTLEY mission. An award-winning British jeweller and former senior lecturer at Central Saint Martins, her designs are inspired by her love of art, design and technology. Sian’s statement collection for MOTLEY gets the balance just right: strong, geometric, yet beautifully wearable.
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Sim & Stout
Sim & Stout is a collaboration between artists Katie Stout and Simone Paasche. Katie specialises in furniture and Simone has a fine jewellery line called SPUR; they've combined their skill sets to create a range that celebrates women, friendship and adorning your best bits. The two have been getting into mischief ever since meeting at the Rhode Island School of Design a decade ago.
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