
Tennis Bracelets
Hatton Labs' stone-set tennis bracelets — Classic, Drop, Odyssey and Puzzle — are the brand's most recognisable pieces, translating heritage jewellery codes into streetwear staples.
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London jewellery brand making handmade silver, gold and pearl pieces in Hatton Garden, blending British craft traditions with streetwear culture.
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Founded in 2017 by friends Jack Cannon and Joe Gelb, the label handmakes its sterling silver and gold pieces in London's historic jewellery quarter.
Signet and stone-set rings, chains and freshwater pearl designs borrow from British heritage jewellery but read through London subculture, and the range is gender-fluid.
Production combines traditional goldsmithing with 3D printing, and the brand collaborates regularly with streetwear labels rather than staying inside fine-jewellery conventions.

Hatton Labs' stone-set tennis bracelets — Classic, Drop, Odyssey and Puzzle — are the brand's most recognisable pieces, translating heritage jewellery codes into streetwear staples.
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The hand-finished Daisy motif, in chains, pendants and earrings, is the brand's signature nod to British garden imagery filtered through London subculture.
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Miami, Rope and Tycho chains made by hand in Hatton Garden anchor the label's core offering of sterling silver and gold chainwork.
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Hatton Labs is a London jewellery label founded in 2017 by friends Jack Cannon and Joe Gelb, based in Hatton Garden, the city's historic jewellery quarter. It makes sterling silver and gold pieces by hand there, including chains, signet and stone-set rings, bracelets, earrings and freshwater pearl designs. The aesthetic mixes British heritage jewellery codes with streetwear and London subculture references, and the range is positioned as gender-fluid. The brand works with 3D printing alongside traditional techniques and collaborates regularly with streetwear labels.