A glittering new jewellery collection from H.AZEEM London launches today to accessorise your very own royal wedding occasion…
On the 10th July 2026, award-winning jewellery brand H.AZEEM London unveiled an extensive new range of collections inspired by the rich history, architecture and decorative treasures of Historic Royal Palaces, marking the next chapter in a relationship that spans more than a decade.
The Jewel Collection has been developed in collaboration with Historic Royal Palace’s specialist teams, an independent charity that cares for six historic palaces including the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace and Kensington Palace. Inspired by the story and legacy of these grand venues, The Jewel Collection could be the crowning touch to your royal aisle style.
As an official licensee of HRP, the H.AZEEM London designers were granted direct access to the extensive archives and assets of the historic sites, enabling the brand to craft an authentic collection that continues the legacy on your big day.
Hinna Azeem, founder of H.AZEEM London, said: “Working closely with Historic Royal Palaces over many years has allowed us to truly understand what resonates with visitors. The licensing partnership has given us the opportunity to delve deeper into the palaces’ extraordinary heritage and create jewellery that feels even more connected to these iconic locations and that enables us to take these pieces and their stories to wider audiences.”
THE JEWEL COLLECTION
The newly-launched collection draws inspiration from some of the most recognisable features, interiors and historic objects found across the venues. Let’s dive into the brand’s inspiration and the collection itself…
Tower of London Collection
The Tower of London collection takes inspiration from Queen Mary II’s Orb, a historic symbol of monarchy, ceremony and authority. Available with sapphire-toned stones, garnet or moissanite, the necklace and earrings feature central gemstones framed by glittering gemstones and textured gold beading, echoing the layered ornamentation and congruity of the original item.
Hampton Court Palace Collection
Inspired by the Wolsey Room ceiling, the first Hampton Court Palace collection includes a necklace, ring and earrings. Geometric patterns, radial symmetry and celestial motifs influence the designs, which feature open lattice structures, luminous mother of pearl and delicate use of gemstones to evoke rhythm, precision and quiet radiance.
The second collection references Hampton Court Palace’s remarkable astronomical clock, commissioned by Henry VIII in 1540 from his astrologer Nicolaus Kratzer. Featuring earrings and a necklace, the designs translate celestial themes into structured circular forms adorned with blue topaz gemstones and dainty sparkle, capturing the precision, rhythm and wonder of Renaissance astronomy.
A third collection celebrates the intricate ironwork of Jean Tijou, the master blacksmith commissioned by King William III in the late seventeenth century. Flowing scrolls, ornamental flourishes and balanced proportions inspire sculpted gold curves centred around rich natural garnets, creating pieces that convey warmth, depth and movement.
The fourth collection is inspired by the Great Wisteria that adorns Hampton Court Palace’s historic gardens. Available in either amethyst or freshwater pearl variations, the necklace and earrings reflect the cascading flowers through curved gold forms and clustered gemstones, capturing the graceful movement of the blossoms while maintaining an elegant, refined finish.
Kensington Palace Collection
The first Kensington Palace collection takes inspiration from the palace’s iconic Golden Gates. Featuring two rings, the designs echo the flowing scrollwork and repeating decorative details of the historic ironwork through gentle curves, subtle sparkle, luminous pearls and delicate craftsmanship.
A second collection comprising a ring, necklace and earrings, is inspired by Queen Victoria’s black silk mourning bodice. Following the death of Prince Albert in 1861, Queen Victoria wore mourning dress for the remainder of her life, creating an instantly recognisable visual symbol of remembrance and devotion. The jewellery pairs deep black agate with soft lavender stones, reflecting the contrast between rich black fabrics and delicate Victorian trims, while embodying themes of remembrance, restraint and understated elegance.
Further discussion between Hinna Azeem and Matthew Storey, Curator of Collections at HRP, shows that the jewellery’s pairing of stones has even more relevance due to the timeline of mourning during this period. According to Hinna, “those mourning during the Victorian era would wear black during the first two years, however, following this you would wear grey, purple and white as a symbol that you had moved into half mourning. Our pieces highlight this transition with the combination of the deep black agate with the delicate lavender stone trim.”
The third Kensington Palace collection draws inspiration from the ceiling of the King’s Drawing Room, painted by pioneering British designer William Kent. Sweeping scrollwork and balanced symmetry from the Georgian masterpiece are reinterpreted through flowing jewellery designs across a ring, necklace and earrings.
The final collection draws on the celebrated Fife Tiara, gifted by Queen Victoria to her granddaughter Princess Louise of Wales on her wedding day. Available in garnet or blue topaz, the ring, necklace and earrings reinterpret the tiara’s graduated scroll and leaf motifs, creating jewellery that reflects the layered grandeur of royal headpieces while offering an elegant and wearable design for modern consumers.
By combining authentic historical inspiration with contemporary craftsmanship, The Jewel Collection offers H.AZEEM London’s jewellery lovers the opportunity to add a touch of royal splendour to their wedding wardrobe.
For more information on The Jewel Collection, please visit: www.hazeem.co.uk and www.hrp.org.uk
