Hannah’s background boasts work for brands such as Cartier, Givenchy and Tag Heuer, amongst others, indicating clearly where her taste for luxury developed.

“I was spending my days designing these incredible pieces of fine jewellery for women, and my nights hanging out with friends in Paris watching beautiful boys play rock n’roll in grimy bars. It suddenly seemed clear to me that I should combine the two parts of my life.”

At the forefront of cutting edge style, Hannah went on to create what became the first ever luxury jewellery house dedicated to men … giving them something that has always been so hard to find – decadent, beautifully crafted, sophisticated jewellery, that does not compromise masculinity but luxuriates in it, celebrating it with strong lines, edgy opulence and a villainous elegance. Her collections are described as ‘jewellery for men, that girlfriend’s will steal’.

Both the British and international fashion press have been hailing Hannah as one of the UK’s hottest new designers.

1. Diamonds or Pearls?
Ummm, both please.

2. Leather or lace?
Always leather.

3. One thing we would never guess about you?
I’m part Argentinian.

4. What inspires you?
Right now? Alchemists and Shamans and the Enlightenment, the Count St Germain and all his mystery, geometry and hallucinations and Santiago Calatrava.

5. Your seasonal “must- have”?
Red lipstick – it defies seasons.

6. Favourite City?
London for living, creativity and true friendships, New York for drama and recklessness, Paris for living a dream.

7. A book you would recommend?
The London Design Guide …best tenner you can spend – www.londondesignguide.com

8. Most treasured piece of jewellery?
My enormous gold eagle ring from the Aguila Dorada collection – it has had so many adventures with and without me, I am lost without it.

9. Favourite item of clothing?
Something black, well cut and usually short

10. A “pearl of wisdom”?
Never go to a meeting with dirty nails – someone very embarrassingly told me that one, while I was in a very important meeting with very chipped nail varnish. I have to say I still find it hard to adhere too.

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