LONDON – Several exceptional jewellers are participating in the upcoming edition of PAD London, which will return to Berkeley Square, Mayfair, from 14 to 19 October, 2025, featuring among 67 international exhibitors comprising designers and makers across the luxury spectrum.
The participating jewellers are:
- Fernando Jorge (UK, US, BR – NEW EXHIBITOR)
- Based in London, the Brazilian jeweller has swiftly gained international recognition for his emblematic style which blends his native country’s sensuality and vibrant warmth with the refinement and rebellious spirit of British style.

- Fernando Jorge
- Second Pétale (FR – NEW EXHIBITOR)
- The gallery will unveil a selection of emerging and established contemporary jewellery designers in a spectacular lighting installation conceived by French artist Odile Soudant.
- Elie Top (FR)
- For the 10-year anniversary of his brand, the visionary French designer will present the collection Liaisons Dangereuses that revisits the Age of Enlightenment through diamonds he discovered during his voyage to the island of Cythera in Greece.
- These ancient gems are sought-after for their imperfect, hand-cut shapes, which gives them a distinct seductive and moving brilliance.
- Karry Berreby (FR)
- Reshaping our perception of jewellery, the gallery will showcase exceptional vintage pieces from the 1970s, featuring iconic Tubogas Bracelets by Bulgari which have become synonymous with innovation and timeless elegance.
- Hemmerle (DE)
- The fourth-generation run German family jeweller will present one-of-a-kind creations juxtaposing intriguing stones and found objects with unusual metals and wood.

- Glenn Spiro (UK, US, FR)
- Renowned for his unconventional approach to Haute Joaillerie, the eponymous brand will present remarkable pieces that are emblematic of Glenn Spiro’s colourful, innovative, and unique designs.
- Portuondo Paris (FR,ES)
- The gallery will feature one-of-a-kind contemporary jewellery pieces by Spanish artist Julia Muñoz.
- Taffin (US)
- The jewellery brand will present pieces that typify the boundary-breaking designs that have defined the distinct style of the high-jewellery house founded in 1996 by James de Givenchy.
- Carpenter’s Workshop Jewellery (UK, US, FR).


















