You're In Good Hands: The Meaning Behind Our Harris Reed Best Seller

There’s a reason this Icon – designed in collaboration with fashion designer Harris Reed – has sold out five times over. Because meaning matters. Here we dig into our new and classic designs, trace its journey from catwalks to street style, and give you all the inspo for how to layer and stack this best seller.

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Meaning Matters

The ‘In Good Hands' emblem represents our acceptance of others and ourselves. In Georgian jewellery clasped hands were used to represent friendship and love. With our hands we can link together and raise each other up high. Wearing the necklace is a symbol of self-love and expression. As we celebrate re-emergence after the pandemic, we are drawn to pieces that speak to connection, identity, and something bigger than ourselves.

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Behind the Design

While the chains might change, the iconic symbol always remains the same. Two Georgian-inspired hands come together in the pendant, each holding a twisted ring. Incredibly intricate, each cuff has been illuminated with white pearl cabochons and features a ring with a black onyx gemstone. It’s all in the detail.

The Journey of In Good Hands

Our partnership with fashion designer and pioneer of gender-fluid design, Harris Reed, has gone from strength to strength – beginning as a friendship – leading to a collaboration and into best selling jewellery loved by VIPs and you alike.

Since the launch of Harris Reed x Missoma in September 2021, the In Good Hands necklace has meteorically risen, becoming one of the pieces we’re known for. The ‘In Good Hands’ emblem even appeared in Harris Reed’s 2022 London Fashion Week show entitled 60 Years A Queen, inspired by Sir Herbert Maxwell’s book of the same name. After the sustainable triumph that was his first LFW show, which saw Reed upcycle Oxfam wedding dresses into intricate lace outfits, this collection was fashioned from 100-year-old Italian upholstery. It was also worn by Kendall Jenner on the cover of Pop Magazine.

Fast forward to September 2022, and we reimagined the symbol in silver with our Anniversary Collection. And in 2023, due to popular demand, we launched our best selling In Good Hands beaded gemstone styles. We can’t wait to see where this design goes next.

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The Pearl Style

Can we get a round of applause for the OG? Our In Good Hands Pearl Necklace and Bracelet are joined by a pendant necklace which pairs the unique emblem with a delicate chain – all made from recycled metals. The baroque, freshwater and seed pearls are naturally unique and beautiful in their irregularity. Gone is the symmetry of jewellery past, imperfections are here to be celebrated.

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The Drop Style

Drop it like it’s hot with our ever-trending pendant necklaces. Here our Georgian hands hold a twisted ring with a single oval drop malachite or amazonite gemstone, or a baroque pearl. The 18ct gold plated chunky rope chain is finished with the collection's bespoke butterfly end charm, a symbol of duality.

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The Beaded Gemstones

Adding even more meaning to the already prolific piece, the Georgian-inspired hands are teamed with semi-precious gemstones that hold spiritual properties to protect, heal, guide and enlighten. Tap into the power of gems ranging from amazonite and pearls to black onyx, orange chalcedony, aquamarine, white quartz, labradorite and more.

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The Charm Bracelet

Find yourself charmed by this In Good Hands bracelet, handcrafted from recycled 18ct gold vermeil, which features your favourite symbol on repeat.

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Spotted On

Rooted in individualism, these Harris Reed x Missoma pieces challenge the boundaries of gender and celebrate the joy of self-expression. We love to see how you style them.