[boh-ri-gahrd]
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Jewellery designed to live with you, wherever life takes you.
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Drawing inspiration from the jewellery pieces worn by the women and men in my family for generations, each piece crafted by Beauregard balances the feminine with the masculine to create timeless designs which can move effortlessly between places, seasons and stages of life.
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The name Beauregard is both a family name and a philosophy. In French, it translates to 'beautiful glance' or 'beautiful regard,' a fitting expression of how we hope our jewellery is seen and felt. Beautiful to those who take the time to look.
Incorporating the movement of the ocean and the quiet strength of enduring design, every Beauregard piece is crafted in England's historic jewellery districts by expert artisans, using sustainable and ethically sourced materials as a natural extension of our respect for the world and wearer.
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Whether it's a sunrise swim, a day of meetings, or a quiet evening among friends and family, our jewellery is seasonless and created to be a companion for you, no matter where you are.
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Materials.
Our jewellery is made using responsibly sourced precious metals and stones, including recycled sterling silver 925 and 18 karat yellow gold.
Where appropriate, our pieces carry the correct hallmark to demonstrate the purity of the metal used. Learn more about hallmarking and what each symbol on your piece of jewellery means here.
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The strength of precious metals such as gold and silver ensure they can be enjoyed by the wearer for years to come but another beauty of these materials is their ability to show signs of the wearer. Over time you can anticipate your jewellery to show signs of wear but with the right level of respect and care, each piece of jewellery we produce can be enjoyed for generations.
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Process.
Innovation and tradition merged.
Our fine jewellery is made to order in England, meaning that each piece was made specifically for you.
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Through the work we create, we strive to show an appreciation for the noble nature of the metals and materials we use, while prizing today's technological innovations.
Lost wax casting has been used by jewellers for more than 5,000 years. It is one of the oldest forms of jewellery production and to this day remains highly prized for the beautiful and intricate work this method produces.
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We are proud to work in this way and each of our pieces is crafted by local British manufacturers in the country's historic jewellery quarters. As an independent, female-run business, we prioritise collaborating with other family-run businesses with decades of expertise, allowing us to ensure our working processes mirror our design ethos.
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