SHINAR JEWELS × SCREEN & STAGE

JEWELLERY BEYOND THE MUSEUM

From jewellery selected for major screen productions to pieces created exclusively for the theatre, Shinar Jewels has become part of stories brought to life through costume, character and performance.

Shinar Jewels jewellery selected for House of the Dragon
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WARNER BROS. · SCREEN

SELECTED FOR
HOUSE OF THE DRAGON

ANCIENT FORMS.
SELECTED FOR THE SCREEN.

Shinar Jewels was selected to supply jewellery for Warner Bros.’ House of the Dragon, bringing designs inspired by the ancient world into the visual world of the production.

Among the pieces selected was our Greek Bee Ring, alongside the Abstract Amphora Necklace — two Shinar designs rooted in the forms, objects and material culture of antiquity.

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ARTLESS THEATRE · STAGE

CREATED FOR
CENTURION

CREATED EXCLUSIVELY
FOR THE PRODUCTION

Shinar Jewels created a statement ring exclusively for Artless Theatre’s Centurion, a Christian stage production set within the Roman world and centred on the story of the Crucifixion of Jesus.

Designed for the production’s Roman emperor, the ring features two sculptural snakes flanking a large polished agate gemstone — a bold piece created to evoke the richness, authority and visual language of the ancient world.

Artless Theatre’s distinguished performance history includes performing before Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Their productions are recognised for bringing history to the stage through ambitious storytelling, performance and carefully considered visual detail.

Shinar Jewels bespoke Roman emperor ring created for Artless Theatre Centurion
Shinar Jewels screen and stage collaborations
FOR PRODUCTIONS & CREATIVE TEAMS

BRING HISTORY INTO YOUR STORY

From existing Shinar designs selected for costume and screen to jewellery created exclusively for a production, we work with costume departments, production companies, theatres and creative teams to bring historically inspired jewellery into new stories.

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