Will you marry me? Jane Bardot is reinventing the “Yes, I do”

On this upcoming Valentine’s Day, get ready for the most romantic and important date of your life: a date with yourself! You believe in yourself, in love, and you’re going to show everyone how much you love yourself every day by saying ‘I do’ to yourself.

Jane Bardot, the handmade “made in Spain” jewellery brand with a sustainable spirit that is reinventing traditional jewellery, presents Marry Yourself and Yes, I Do, two ungendered necklaces – because jewellery, like colours, should not have a gender – inspired by the most traditional and gifted engagement rings in history.

These original pieces form part of the new Display collection, designed by María Blanco, the Founder and Creative Director for Jane Bardot, who claims that the only way to make the everyday surprise us again, to let the ideas be mixed up, so that the products connect with each other and rewrite their history. The story of earrings that pose as rings, rings that pose as necklaces, everyday objects that once dreamed of being simply a piece of jewellery.

Every one of these joyes is a necklace, a case, and a ring. All three things, but above all two of them are necklaces in a little box with its ring inside, which can be opened or closed, and even have the ring taken out.

Jane Bardot’s joyes are not merely simple accessories, but small sculptures with the ability to tell a story, as art would. “…Today more than ever, in a turbulent and ever-changing world, we need to commit to the everyday to rewrite it and rebuild a sustainable environment that is, in short, more beautiful.”

Look into your eyes, take your own hand, and say, ‘I do’ out loud. Because you don’t need anyone to commit to you, listen to you, make you laugh, make you feel beautiful, handsome, good-looking, make love to you, accept you, help you overcome obstacles, in short, want to make you happy.

“A blank canvas does not exist, there is always a story to be continued. Because creation involves transformation, and every invention is an evolution. The cultural industry, like fashion, is built on a remix, from start to finish. It’s not the story of a brand, it’s the history of humanity.”