Loquet’s Brilliant New Chapter: Diamonds, Gold and the Art of Personal Storytelling

The jewelry house reimagines its signature lockets with a luminous new diamond collection, while embracing the enduring appeal of 18-karat gold.

Lockets aren’t just jewelry — they’re living, breathing pockets of memory. There’s a reason people cherish them: it’s not about the ornament, but what’s hidden inside, the sentimental snapshots we keep close. For Loquet, the London jewelry brand built on turning stories into little gold keepsakes, that feeling is baked right into the designs. Founder Sheherazade Goldsmith knows how to channel emotion, and now she’s back on familiar ground. Her latest launch is a diamond collection that adds shine to Loquet’s signature pieces.

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The new line starts with two diamond-covered lockets, alongside a handful of all-diamond charms. Everything is crafted in 18-karat yellow gold, so it’s got that classic heft and warmth. Diamonds ring the lockets from edge to edge in a way that feels seamless, almost fluid—like one perfect band of light that hugs their shape. It’s a glam take on an old favorite, proof that sentimentality doesn’t have to dial down the style.

There are the charms: elegant little diamond hearts and princess-cut stones that feel deliberate, not overdone. Loquet sticks to natural F-color diamonds, the kind that sit high up in the colorless spectrum and really shine. Each stone is hand-selected for its clarity and brightness, so every piece hits differently, catching light from every angle.

Loquet isn’t just about sparkle. The brand carved its niche by making jewelry personal, more collection than conclusion. Their lockets invite you to play curator—pick, layer, swap out charms that tell your story. It’s an evolving patchwork of people and places, moments that grow as life does. Every new charm is another page in the autobiography you’re wearing.

With the diamond collection, Loquet pushes this philosophy a step further, letting you build a jewelry collection that’s both luxe and uniquely yours.

Maybe a diamond heart means a breakthrough in love, or a charm is for a milestone, or simply a feeling you want tucked away for the future. The fun is in making it yours.

The launch also marks a shift for Loquet. They’re ditching 9- and 14-karat gold, moving fully to solid 18-karat. It’s more than a material upgrade. It’s a statement about craftsmanship and giving the brand’s classics an even sturdier backbone.

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For Goldsmith, leaning into diamonds isn’t just nostalgia; it’s setting the stage for what’s next in pairing natural diamonds with 18-karat gold cranks up the refinement, but the pieces keep their intimacy.

This is jewelry you buy with intention, wear all the time, and eventually hand down with memories still safe inside. The diamonds are dazzling, but it’s the stories that stay with you.

Learn more by visiting www.loquetlondon.com.