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Nada Ghazal Debuts First High Jewellery Collection 'Echoes' at PAD London

exhibition · 2026-10-12

Lebanese jewellery designer Nada Ghazal unveiled 'Echoes', her first full high jewellery collection, this week at the PAD London space of Second Petale Jewellery Gallery. Ghazal, who divides her time between London and Beirut, produces her jewellery in a Beirut atelier she established a year after founding her eponymous business in 2003. Her designs, available at Dover Street Market London among other locations, are recognized for organic shapes, sculptural volumes, and goldwork featuring a velvet-like brushed finish. The collection includes pieces such as the Echo of Memory earring in yellow gold with champagne diamonds and the Echo of Light cuff in yellow gold with sapphires. A standout is Fuse, a pair of earrings originally conceived in 2016 that became a personal favourite; the new high jewellery version features larger champagne-hued diamonds. Ghazal explained that high jewellery offers 'a different kind of creative freedom,' enabling work with bigger stones, larger scales, and more intricate settings. The move into high jewellery began about ten years into her career, inspired by clients seeking more exclusive pieces, and was further shaped by shifting circumstances in Lebanon. This year marks her return to the high jewellery fold, supported by the PAD London presentation and a new London boutique that has renewed direct client engagement. She noted a strong appetite for one-off and exclusive pieces, calling it 'the right moment' to reintroduce this aspect of her work.

Key facts

  • Nada Ghazal unveiled 'Echoes', her first full high jewellery collection, at PAD London in the Second Petale Jewellery Gallery space.
  • Ghazal is based between London and Beirut, with jewellery made in a Beirut atelier opened a year after launching her eponymous business in 2003.
  • Her designs are stocked at Dover Street Market London, among other addresses.
  • The collection features pieces like the Echo of Memory earring in yellow gold with champagne diamonds and the Echo of Light cuff in yellow gold with sapphires.
  • Fuse, a pair of earrings originally created in 2016, is reinterpreted in high jewellery with larger champagne-hued diamonds.
  • Ghazal stated that high jewellery provides 'a different kind of creative freedom,' allowing bigger stones, larger scales, and more intricate settings.
  • The idea to branch into high jewellery emerged about ten years into her career, driven by client interest in exclusive pieces.
  • A new London boutique has facilitated direct client conversations, revealing a real appetite for one-off and exclusive pieces.

Entities

Artists

  • Nada Ghazal
  • Felix Bischof

Institutions

  • Second Petale Jewellery Gallery
  • PAD London
  • Dover Street Market London
  • Wallpaper*

Locations

  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Beirut
  • Lebanon

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