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Messika’s Midnight Sun collection necklace with yellow diamonds creating an impact. © Sébastien Coindre
Messika Move Uno Pavé Drop Pendant Choker.
Simple and chic white gold rectangle with a sliding diamond for this necklace by Messika.
Called “My very first necklace” by Messika, this unpretentious necklace works well on its own ...
Messika Lucky Move Long Necklace in white gold and diamonds, with three mobile round diamonds ...
Messika Pink Temptation choker in rose gold, set with a 5.36 carat Fancy Intense pink ...
Messika Collection Privée ear cuff, set with rows of baguette cut diamonds and eight cushion ...
German model and former girlfriend of Leonardo di Caprio, Toni Garrn shows us how to ...
The off-centre setting adds a cool asymmetric twist to this pear-cut solitaire engagement ring by ...
Messika Move ring in titanium with white diamond (£680).
Titanium is a material to consider when choosing an engagement ring, as seen in this ...
A pear-cut diamond like the 0.25-carat G/VS quality gem in Messika's Joy engagement ring (£2,600) ...
Messika Paris est une Fête Zelda choker necklace (POA).
Valérie Messika has made the world’s most valuable gemstone fashionable and very wearable. “Endlessly transformable” ...
Former Victoria’s Secret model Barbara Palvin looked edgily elegant on the amfAR Gala red carpet ...
Messika jewels are always popular on our Instagram feed, and the trend continued with this ...
Messika founder and designer Valerie’s fresh and fun take on diamonds has brought this classic ...
Communications firm Edelman released its annual Trust Barometer[1] report last week to coincide with the gathering of world leaders at Davos. As the most influential, powerful and wealthy were gearing up for a week of talks focused on the future of capitalism and meeting the global goals, the Barometer provided stark insight into the challenges we face. Fifty-six percent of people believe capitalism does more harm than good.
