Jewellery has been around for as long as we have existed, the first ever preserved pieces of jewellery are around 100,000 years old and with its symbolic power, jewellery belongs to the root of humanity. Since the tradition began, jewellery has always been selected and worn with a meaning which shows a sense of belonging, the most important factor is that it represents a connection with a loved one or partner. More specifically and in lots of cultures, the most significant piece of partner jewellery is an engagement and wedding ring.
There are endless possibilities to express the connection to one's partner. After all, partner and the symbol of connection to another person should not be limited to marriage. Today, there is a much broader and diverse range of partnerships that play a greater role than they did hundreds of years ago. Of course, partner jewellery can be a wonderful symbol for a traditional relationship, but why not use it to express love for friends or family members?
THOMAS SABO jewellery is symbolic and features a deeper meaning behind each piece. Inspired by a wide variety of cultures, company found Thomas Sabo began to rethink jewellery styles back in 1980 and took inspiration from a variety of cultures worldwide as well as the punk movement in London at the time. So whilst the partner jewellery is a new collection that combines traditional symbols of solidarity with minimalist designs, the creative form of the jewellery takes inspiration from the brand DNA, making it an integral, natural part of THOMAS SABO.