Add a saucy spruce to your Christmas tree this year with Anissa Kermiche’s cheeky baubles. After last year’s voluptuous ornaments, the jewellery designer’s annual unveiling of her festive new pieces is fast becoming our favourite sign that the holidays are right around the corner.
‘The new baubles are a direct translation of my existing jewellery collection,’ says Kermiche of the ‘Body Language’ baubles trio. ‘I tend to humanise everything and I picture the Christmas tree like a person that also needs jewellery. That's why I just increased the format of my body-shaped pendants and turned them into ceramic to adorn trees as if they were ladies.’
Jewellery-inspired baubles by Anissa Kermiche
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