92% matchMissoma
London demi-fine layering chains at the same price point
What changes: No piercing studios; heavier on gemstones and gold-plate over silver
Brand profile
London demi-fine jewellery brand founded in 2012, known for layerable silver and gold pieces and in-store piercing studios.
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In-store piercing services, first trialled at the flagship and then rolled out across stores and pop-up boutiques after customer demand, sit alongside the product.
Sterling silver, gold plate and some solid gold at mid-tier prices — priced to buy several pieces rather than one.
The range centres on stacking rings, huggie hoops, chains and charms meant to be combined into ear stacks and layered sets.
92% matchLondon demi-fine layering chains at the same price point
What changes: No piercing studios; heavier on gemstones and gold-plate over silver
85% matchDTC everyday gold with piercing appointments in store
What changes: Higher price, 14k solid focus rather than plated silver
84% matchBritish demi-fine with engraving and gift personalisation
What changes: Older, more classic customer and higher entry price
82% matchEthical London vermeil and lab-grown diamond stacking
What changes: Sustainability-led sourcing story, no piercing service
Astrid & Miyu is a London demi-fine jewellery label founded in 2012 by Korean-born Connie Nam. It sells sterling silver, gold-plated and solid gold stacking rings, huggie hoops, chains and charms designed for layering and ear stacks at accessible prices. Nam grew the business from pure e-commerce into physical retail and wholesale, with Selfridges among its stockists. Its main differentiator is in-store piercing studios, first trialled at the flagship and then rolled out across stores after customer demand, plus pop-up piercing boutiques.