US-based fine jewellery brand Halo Jewelers has unveiled Ciara, a contemporary collection that places colour at the centre of fine jewellery. Drawing on four generations of jewellery expertise, the collection brings together coloured crystals including moonstone, olivine, rose quartz, aquamarine and tanzanite across gold, silver and rose-gold silhouettes.

With Ciara, Halo Jewelers explores the expressive role of colour within fine jewellery, combining refined silhouettes, coloured crystals and considered detailing to create a modern jewellery wardrobe. Designed to be worn individually or layered, the collection positions colour as a form of personal expression while retaining the craftsmanship and timeless appeal associated with fine jewellery.

The collection features a strong focus on artisanal detailing and craftsmanship, bringing together classic forms designed to create a sense of comfort and connection across generations, cultures and eras. Among its key pieces is a distinctive Y-necklace, featuring an elongated pendant set with coloured pyramidal crystals and suspended from a chain of rectangular and oval links.

Halo Jewelers is led by founder Chenab, whose lifelong fascination with the mystical allure of gemstones and the transformative power of fine jewellery laid the foundation for the brand. Together with her daughter Pia, she brings together generational perspectives, blending traditional heirloom inspirations with contemporary, design-forward aesthetics.

Commenting on the collection, Chenab, Founder, Halo Jewelers, said:

“With Ciara, we wanted to explore the expressive potential of colour within fine jewellery while retaining the sense of timelessness that defines Halo Jewelers. The Y-necklace became the starting point because of its elegant, elongated silhouette and its ability to bring the coloured crystal into focus. Each combination – from moonstone and olivine to rose quartz, aquamarine and tanzanite – was considered to create a different mood and personality.”

Through Ciara, Halo Jewelers presents colour not merely as an aesthetic element, but as an integral part of the jewellery experience—allowing wearers to express individuality while embracing enduring design and craftsmanship.