Rachel Garrahan features Unchained Warrior Threesome Cuff from #ANewActOfRebellion in British Vogue.

"We all need to face this crazy world with some form of armour," agrees jeweller Hannah Martin, whose pieces offer the wearer a sense of emotional protection.

When creating her latest collection, A New Act of Rebellion, she imagined a Mad Max-style army lashing found chains or bolts to their wrists in an act of courage and empowerment."

Hannah Martin's latest campaign is shot by Anthony Byrne, featuring Peaky Blinders' Paul Anderson wearing #ANewActOfRebellion.

"Paul is amazing and has such intense energy it's mesmerising. Anthony and Paul just work intuitively together, you can see the unspoken understanding between them. We had a blast in the sun at a local meat market and the pictures just made themselves." Hannah Martin.

Collection available now at the showroom and on hannahmartinlondon.com

Melanie Grant does a profile on Hannah Martin for Vanity Fair’s Watches & Jewellery.

"Martin operates beyond the obvious trends.

She has a powerful message with an edgy cool that her collectors are keen to buy into."

Smitha Sadanandan features #ANewActOfRebellion in Solitaire.

London-based Hannah Martin’s latest collection – A New Act Of Rebellion – is a call to arms, if you will. Safety pins and hardware essentials have inspired the designs that feed into the idea of the “DIY punk feel” of the collection, which is rife with references to rebellion.

Martin’s vision of a “battle dress” comprises a 25-piece collection made from 18K gold, in all colours, but predominantly yellow. Carved malachite and ebony as accents form a statement about how we view luxury and jewellery.

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*Wallpaper May issue delves into the new showroom:


“I wanted the flexibility to be able to throw a gig, or host a fancy dinner, or collaborate with a photographer and hang pictures on the walls; it should feel like a gallery, too.” - Hannah Martin

"This mixtape is a collection of songs that have seen me through these first few weeks of lockdown in London. Isolation-survival help comes in many forms - some of these tracks make me jump up and dance immediately, some of them make me smile, some of them make me cry.

It’s tough right now. The emotions are extreme, and we are having to process them mostly alone.

I hope this little collection makes you dance and howl and laugh and weep from the bottom of your heart, and in doing so relieves a little of the burden." - Hannah Martin

Listen to Vol. 4 of the Mixtape series - Hannah's isolation survival kit.

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"The idea for the narrative behind this collection came from a conversation I had with a friend, who told me a tale about an old archaeologist she had once met. He had a deeply weathered face, every line telling a story of his adventures across the world – and, most importantly, he wore a giant gold lion’s head ring. It was battered and beaten up, but mesmerizingly beautiful.

I couldn't get the image out of my head, and from this grew the tale of ‘Aguila Dorada’, based around a character who had sailed the seven seas. "

- Hannah Martin

"I started this mix and it took shape pretty quick. I've been in Canada and it's been snowing and peaceful. When you're out in the snow, everything gets quiet, a lot of the noise of the world is absorbed. This mix reflects that. I've titled it Gaze/Look." - Tony Bevilacqua.

Listen to Vol. 2 of the Mixtape series by Tony Bevilacqua of The Distillers - a playlist to make things calm and soft and quiet.

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