Harper's Bazaar Australia

DIAMOND LIFE

“ I hate the idea of diamonds languishing unloved in a safe,” says the New Zealand-born jewellery designer Jessica McCormack when we meet her at her home in northwest London. “I always ask people, How can you keep them locked away like little prisoners?’” Beloved for her ability to put a more wearable slant on forgotten pieces, as well as for her own antique-inspired creations that have a modern twist, McCormack has redefined how women think about fine jewellery. “I make designs that fit

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