Bracelets

Blanche is dressed all in white with one big flower and a little sun. Like fresh linen on a warm morning.

Soft, romantic, a little old-fashioned in the best way — Camille feels dressed up even over a plain t-shirt.

Capucine is peach lace and a shiny gold jacket, with a flower pinned right where you'll notice it. Garden-party ready.

There's something a bit old-film-star about Chantelle. Romantic without trying too hard.

Esmée wears pink tulle and carries a little eye charm to keep bad luck away. Sweet, but she's paying attention.

Fleur means flower in French, which tells you most of what you need to know. Soft, pretty, easy to wear.

Juliette is cream lace and ribbon, the dreamy one. If she could, she'd write all her letters by hand.

Louise is cream crochet and a little gold butterfly. Quiet, sweet, made for slow Sunday mornings.

Rosie's got that rosy-cheeked, old-photograph charm. Sweet, but never sickly.

Safia Angel is quiet and delicate. She won't fight with anything else you're wearing.

Victoria looks like something that's been in the family for years, even though you only just unwrapped her.

Carlotta's got a flamenco kind of drama to her. A bit of fire in a small package.

Celeste doesn't really do subtle. Put her on before a big night out and let her take it from there.

Colombine's got some theatre in her, fitting for a name borrowed from the old stage character. Comes in two looks, both a little dramatic.

Lazuli takes her name from the stone kings once hoarded. Deep blue, a little regal, not shy about it.

Minuit is made for after dark. Black sequins, a flash of gold and a little bee for luck. She'll still be there for the last song.

Olga's got presence. Wear her with something plain and let her be the whole outfit.

Named for the rose-red city carved into cliffs, Petra carries a little of that history with her. A statement piece, no apologies.

Roxane is tartan, burgundy and a gold bee. Warm colours with a bit of attitude to go with them.

Valentina isn't for blending in. Bold, a little loud, exactly the point.

Angela's soft and easy, exactly as her name suggests. A good one for every single day.

Boheme is your off-duty pendant. Throw her on with jeans and a good coat and you're basically done getting ready.

Gisele has that thrown-together-but-somehow-perfect look. Put her on and you're already dressed.

Jeanne throws a denim jacket over everything, sequins included. Casual on top, a party underneath.

Lydia's the one that goes with everything, every time. We keep coming back to her for exactly that reason.

Margot is all autumn. Rust dress, leather vest, green boots, and a tiny fish charm, just because.

Mathilde is chocolate knits and soft suede. The one you reach for when it's properly cold out.

Olivia's the reliable one. Goes with almost everything, doesn't ask for much, always looks right.

Tilda has a bit of the explorer in her. Olive knits, a vest covered in little stones, and a gold purse for whatever she finds.

Vera means truth, and there's nothing fussy about her — just a necklace you'll actually reach for, again and again.

Belle Saison comes in two versions — one for the cold months, one for the warm ones. Pick your season, or just get both.

Berangere's an old French name, and she wears it well — understated, quietly grown-up.

There's something icy and unbothered about Elsa. She's not trying to get your attention — she just does.

Noémie is head-to-toe black with one small flower pinned on. Chic, a touch mysterious, never overdone.

Odile is the no-nonsense one. Beautiful and straight to the point, goes with pretty much everything you already own.

Perle is all silver and white, with a tiny teddy bear in hand. Frosty on the outside, soft in the middle.

Sacha's androgynous and cool without trying too hard. Think of her like a great white shirt — goes with everything, never overdressed.

Solange likes a bit of old-world glamour. Green velvet, a flower brooch and a heart-shaped bag. Very grown-up, very her.

Amandine is honey and peach, with a gold wrap and heeled boots. Soft colours, but she walks in like she owns the place.

Daisy's simple and a little sweet, like the first warm day of the year.

Lila is lavender from top to toe, with a sparkly skirt and a star to wish on. A little dreamy, a lot of fun.

Lulu couldn't pick a favourite colour, so she wore all of them. Gold top, rainbow sequins, full of beans.

Nina's skirt is like spun sugar, but the gold waistcoat says she means business. Green boots keep her from getting too sweet.

Sandy's the one for holidays — bare shoulders, warm nights, not much else needed.

Does exactly what it says. Shimmer's for when you want a bit of sparkle without overthinking the rest of the outfit.

Sunny's exactly what she sounds like. Warm, golden, hard not to smile at.

Zara Angel has some cheek to her. Not precious, just fun.

Zoe's a bit of a live wire. Good for the days you want your jewellery to match your mood.