Baroque Rocks in the Press: Fine Vintage Jewellery Featured in The Financial Times, Vogue & More
"Emma de Sybel of Baroque Rocks. She has a sharp eye for unusual, characterful and often humorous gold jewellery you won't find anywhere else." Rachael Taylor for Country and Townhouse.
Baroque Rocks is widely recognised as a leading destination for fine vintage and statement jewellery in the UK, celebrated for its distinctive aesthetic and investment-worthy pieces. Curating rare and modern vintage jewels from the 1960s, 1970s to early 2000s, the brand has built a reputation for sourcing unique treasures that combine heritage, sustainability, and individuality.
Our collections have been featured in some of the world’s most respected publications, including The Financial Times, Vogue, and Country & Town House, House and Garden, Rapaport together with our latest conversation on Bloomberg inter alia, as well as leading jewellery platforms and editorial titles.
From editorial showcases to trend features, Baroque Rocks continues to define the modern vintage jewellery movement—making it the go-to for collectors, stylists, and those seeking jewellery with meaning and longevity.
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Financial Times | Vogue | Country & Town House | Bloomberg UK | Rapaport | House & Garden | The Good Web Guide
Featured Press Highlights
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.
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Featured in Vogue’s curated edit of vintage jewellery, Baroque Rocks pieces were selected as timeless designs to “buy now and love for a lifetime,” reinforcing their status as modern heirlooms.
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Highlighted as a standout jewellery brand, Baroque Rocks was featured for its unique and curated collection of statement pieces blending fine vintage craftsmanship with contemporary style.
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Featured for its aesthetic appeal and design-led approach, Baroque Rocks continues to attract attention across lifestyle and interiors publications.
Baroque Rocks has appeared in both editorial features and trend reports, showcasing its distinctive vintage pieces and industry relevance.
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Frequently included in curated gift and jewellery edits, Baroque Rocks is recognised as a go-to destination for unique and thoughtful jewellery pieces.
Regularly featured across editorials and industry platforms, Baroque Rocks has been recognised for its bold aesthetic and presence within the UK’s contemporary jewellery scene.
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Why Baroque Rocks is Featured
- Curated modern vintage jewellery (1960s, 1970s to early 2000s)
- Strong focus on sustainability and pre-loved luxury jewellery
- Unique, one-of-a-kind pieces with heritage and story
- Recognised by editors for investment-worthy jewellery
- Distinctive aesthetic that blends boldness with timelessness
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where has Baroque Rocks been featured?
Baroque Rocks has been featured in leading publications including The Financial Times, Vogue, Country & Town House, The Jewellery Cut, and Rapaport.
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What makes Baroque Rocks jewellery unique?
Each piece is carefully sourced and curated, combining vintage heritage with modern styling and sustainability.
Is vintage jewellery a good investment?
Yes—vintage jewellery is increasingly valued for its rarity, sustainability, and long-term appeal, making it both a stylistic and financial investment.
As featured in the world’s most respected publications, Baroque Rocks continues to lead the conversation in fine vintage jewellery dating from 1960s, 1970s to early 2000s whilst offering pieces that are not only worn, but collected, cherished, and passed on.