Audacious Grima in London, Francesca presents a selection that is full of panache.
Francesca Grima presenting a collection of jewelry that honors its father’s creative legacy, Andrew Grima. Known for his contribution to post-war jewelry, Andrew marked his time by introducing organic and abstract designs. He redefined the landscape of jewelry worldwide. Becoming the doyenne of British jewelry creation in the 1960s, he marked jewelry with his bold creations, thus contributing to the birth of modern jewelry. Since his passing in 2007, his daughter and wife, Jojo, continue the tradition of artisan creation.

Citrine, Diamonds, Yellow Gold.
© Francesca Grima
It should be noted that the selection offered, carefully orchestrated by Francesca, offers a captivating mix of contemporary and vintage pieces. Some designed by Francesca herself, others by her mother Jojo, and of course, by the visionary Andrew Grima. Each jewel, imbued with warm textures and colors, embodies the family’s characteristic boldness. Grima. The jewelry showcases generous volumes of textured gold. The precious stones elegantly illuminate these works of art. Thus, each piece tells a unique story, merging the past and present in designs that are both timeless and avant-garde. Everyone will find their delight in this selection, which offers a beautiful perspective on the evolution of the jeweler’s creativity.
Undoubtedly, the tradition of exclusivity persists, with only 20 to 30 pieces produced each year. Moreover, the craftsmanship of the goldsmiths, most of whom have worked with Andrew for more than four decades, ensures that each jewel remains a unique piece.
Beyond the annual collection, Jojo and Francesca accept requests for custom creations and also offer a selection of vintage pieces. Collectors can discover this collection by appointment in London, immersing themselves in the world of jewelry. Grima.
Thus, Francesca offers an opportunity to celebrate chic and audacity. A meeting with characterful and unique jewels that enchant us, that’s the whole point. Grima