Slawn Releases First Jewellery Collection With A Jewellers

Slawn is releasing his first jewellery collection on Sunday, November 1, 2026, and he is calling it "art that you can wear." The collection is a SLAWN X A JEWELLERS project, so it runs through the Hatton Garden shop that already built a custom piece for Playboi Carti with him this summer. The photography credit goes to Jack Bridgland.

The claim worth testing is the word first. Slawn has already made jewellery and watches with partners, and in each case the specialist's name sat beside his. This is the first time he is billing a jewellery collection as his own.

Three Specialists Before This One

Slawn's earlier watch and jewellery work went through three different specialists. In March 2026 he made custom dental pieces with Birmingham grillz maker Kabil, which turned grillz into fine art. In August he teased the Rolex Multiverse, twelve one of one customised watches tied to twelve collaborators, as twelve watches due that month. Earlier still came a silver collection with the jeweller O Thongthai, sold exclusively through Dover Street Market London in sterling silver 925, cubic zirconia and pearls, after two years of development.

Each of those was a commission or a partnership. The November 1 release is the first one billed as his own collection, and it arrives with the jeweller named in the title.

A Jewellers Has Done This Before, Quietly

A Jewellers is a Hatton Garden shop founded in 2008, with a store at 46 Hatton Garden that makes custom diamond jewellery and sells watches. Its client history leans toward musicians and footballers. Burna Boy wore a custom A Jewellers chain in 2025 after returning to the London Stadium, a pendant reported at 600 carats of VVS diamonds and one kilogram of solid gold, and a 2020 report said the founder was working on bespoke pieces for Paul Pogba.

That is a shop used to loud, heavy, stone set work. Slawn's own signature runs the other direction, with graffiti scrawl, pop colour and a sense of humour about luxury, which he showed with the SLIMOWA suitcase that borrowed Rimowa's name. Putting the two together is the open question of the collection: whether A Jewellers' bench can carry his line work in metal.

The Carti Piece Was the Test Run

In August, A Jewellers announced from its own account that Playboi Carti had commissioned Slawn for a new piece, with no price, stone count or design brief released. The Carti commission put both names on one object before either one put a collection behind it. No design details came with it, which makes the November 1 collection the first public look at what the pair make when no client is waiting.

Slawn's own description is short: his first ever jewellery collection, art that you can wear, out on the first of November. No piece count, material list or price has been made public, so any of those would be a guess until the shop shows its cases.

A Photographer With a Magazine Pedigree

Jack Bridgland is a British photographer whose breakthrough came with a viral 2022 GQ cover of Robert Pattinson. His name on the credit line points to portrait work, which suggests the pieces are meant to be seen on bodies.

Wearable objects have run through Slawn's year. His Nike Nigeria X2 kit went on sale in New York in July, and in October he painted a new work suspended from a crane for Saatchi Yates on London's South Bank. The jewellery sits between those two worlds, from an artist the gallery system already treats as a painter.

What to Watch on Sunday

The release is on November 1, 2026, and the collection title is SLAWN X A JEWELLERS. The open points are the ones nothing public answers yet: how many pieces, which metals and stones, and whether the collection is sold through the shop or released in another way.

The comparison to hold in the other hand is the O Thongthai silver line, which stayed in one retailer and one material family. If the A Jewellers collection moves into gold and stones, it is a different category of object from a Dover Street Market capsule. Either way, it is another specialist added to a list that already includes Kabil, Rolex and O Thongthai, and the first time a jeweller's name sits next to his on a collection billed as his own.