Baroque Rocks Featured in The Financial Times
Baroque Rocks has been recognised for its role in the evolving vintage jewellery market, highlighting founder Emma de Sybel’s expertise and the growing demand for sustainable, investment-led pieces.
"“Ultimately, it is about creating a brand where clients want to return for good craftsmanship and rare pieces that are fun and create conversations,” she says.” Financial Times, [January 28 2022]
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Financial Times article "Jewellers expand their reach into homeware" by Sonia Esther Soltani
[April 1 2025]
Financial Times article "Buyers tune into the vibes of vintage gold jewellery reinventions" by Elisa Anniss
[Jan 28 2022]
"Emma de Sybel, vintage dealer and founder of Baroque Rocks in London, has faced the challenge of higher gold prices affecting her clients’ spending. She started selling mixed-metal items, such as a vintage gold pendant on a silver necklace, but wanted to find a pivot while staying on brand. She decided to add leather goods to her collection. "Vintage fine jewellery is a high-ticket purchase, and a luxurious frippery such as leather jewellery bag or small handbag effectively provides a more attainable entry point for our customers,” de Sybel says. She notes that this follows the strategy of big fashion houses whose smaller luxury items target a wider consumer base." — Financial Times, [April 1 2025]