This summer, David Morris arrives at Farnborough Airport with a six-week residency inside one of Europe’s leading private aviation terminals.
From 1 June to 12 July, 2026, the House is showcasing a selection of its fine jewellery collections within Farnborough Airport’s award-winning terminal, offering travellers a new way to encounter David Morris outside the traditional boutique setting.
The residency brings together some of the collections that define David Morris today.
Celebrated for the soft glow of its diamonds, the Rose Cut collection has remained one of the House’s signatures since its launch in 2002.
The Miss Daisy is a joyful floral collection inspired by English gardens, where pear-shaped rose-cut diamonds are arranged into delicate daisy motifs.
Fortuna, meanwhile, takes its name from the Roman goddess of fortune.
Combining circular hardstone motifs with pavé diamond crescents inspired by astrological charts, the collection introduces a more colourful, sculptural dimension to the House’s fine jewellery.
Completing the residency is Triolette by Cecily Morris – the first jewellery collection designed by the third-generation member of the Morris family.
Inspired by her own jewellery wardrobe, the collection reflects a more relaxed way of wearing jewellery through stackable 18ct yellow gold pieces, created to be layered and instinctively styled.
