Vintage and repurposed jewellery for autumn winter season

Restyling and repurposing jewellery is a growing trend that blends sustainability with personal storytelling, giving cherished pieces a fresh, modern twist. Celebrities like Emma Watson, Sarah Jessica Parker, Jennifer Anniston and the late Lady Diana have all embraced this meaningful approach, turning heirlooms and vintage finds into signature style statements.

At Natalia Willmott, we curate vintage costume jewellery with recreated jewellery made by Natalia with vintage beads and elements

Sparkle 

Vintage gold plated necklace with Swarowski Aurora Borealis crystals. From unused dead stock. Will sparkle for many more years to come

Colourful crystals

Crafted with gilt gold plated metal, these vintage triangular earrings feature colourful crystals, most probably Swarovski. From the 1980s, these earrings a real eye- catcher and beautiful quality. Only a few pairs available. 

This timeless design can be worn with so many outfits, with jeans or a ball dress and with outfits of different colours. The crystals are dark red, blue, green and purple.

Bracelet and brooch

Brutalist jewellery is a bold and sculptural style inspired by the mid-20th-century Brutalist architectural movement. Characterized by raw, unpolished finishes, abstract forms, and asymmetrical designs, it celebrates imperfection and individuality. Pieces often feature textured metals, rough-cut stones, and a mix of materials like brass, silver, and natural gemstones, creating a striking, organic aesthetic. Popular in the 1960s and 70s, Brutalist jewellery continues to captivate with its dramatic and unconventional designs, making it perfect for those who appreciate artistic and statement-making accessories.