Phallic charms. Vulva pendants. Intimate forms. Jewellery built around explicit anatomy has moved from a fringe trend into the mainstream of fine jewellery, as designers respond to a broader shift towards self-expression and the removal of the stigma that once surrounded these motifs.

Sculpted fragments of the body are appearing across fine jewellery collections, treated as unique subjects rather than novelties. This shift has become increasingly noticeable as these motifs are presented with the same level of finish as traditional fine jewels.