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MADE WITH SMO

Leading jewellery houses and independent designers around the world choose SMO Gold for selected collections and pieces.

Jewellery made with SMO Gold uses gold traceable to a named source mine. Its provenance is preserved through the supply chain, giving the material itself a story as considered as the design.

Explore the jewellery brands that make with SMO Gold below:

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One of Britain’s best-known luxury jewellers, Boodles has used SMO Gold to pair exceptional craftsmanship with a clearer sourcing story. It is a strong example of how mine-of-origin gold can reinforce trust, reputation and luxury positioning, while giving customers greater confidence in the provenance behind each piece.

Known for hand-engraved rings rooted in symbolism, mythology and craft, Castro Smith creates jewellery with real narrative depth. SMO Gold adds another layer to that storytelling, giving the material itself a traceable and credible origin and helping ensure the meaning of the piece extends all the way back to its source.

London-based jeweller Emefa Cole uses jewellery to explore heritage, culture and storytelling through bold contemporary design. SMO Gold fits naturally within that practice, adding known origin and material integrity to pieces already rich in meaning, and making provenance part of the wider creative and cultural narrative.

Emily P. Wheeler is known for vibrant gemstones, collectible design and modern glamour. SMO Gold strengthens that proposition by pairing expressive luxury with known provenance, giving the material itself a more credible and distinctive story and helping the finished jewellery carry greater meaning as well as visual impact.

Jet McQuiston creates jewellery shaped by symbolism, memory and modern heirloom design. SMO Gold supports that deeper narrative by ensuring the material itself carries integrity and provenance, not just the finished piece, and by giving customers a clearer story about the source and meaning of the gold they wear.

Beirut fine jewellery house L’Atelier Nawbar blends family heritage, symbolism and expressive contemporary design. SMO Gold adds a clearer material story to that emotional richness, helping provenance support the brand’s wider creative identity and giving customers more confidence in the source behind the jewellery they choose.

Matturi creates story-led fine jewellery shaped by African heritage, symbolism and contemporary craftsmanship. SMO Gold strengthens that narrative by ensuring the source of the gold feels as considered and meaningful as the design itself, adding a more specific provenance story to jewellery already rich in cultural depth and intention.

Paris fine jewellery house known for modern diamond design, bold femininity and a fashion-led luxury aesthetic. Messika’s use of SMO Gold shows how known-provenance sourcing can sit naturally within a globally recognised luxury brand, pairing high jewellery with stronger transparency and a more credible gold story.

Octavia Elizabeth creates elegant everyday fine jewellery with a modern, understated sensibility. Her use of SMO Gold adds depth to that quiet luxury, giving customers a more specific and credible answer to where the gold comes from and strengthening the sense of care, trust and intention behind the finished piece.

London fine jeweller Rachel Boston is known for modern engagement rings, bespoke pieces and understated contemporary elegance. SMO Gold gives that offering a more specific sourcing story, bringing provenance and trust into highly personal purchases and reinforcing the sense of care behind jewellery made to mark important moments.

Shola Branson creates sculptural fine jewellery with a strong artistic voice and clear sense of material integrity. SMO Gold complements that approach by giving the work a more specific and credible provenance story, helping ensure the substance of the material matches the depth and distinctiveness of the design.

For Now and Forever 

GOLD WITH A KNOWN PROVENANCE

The same provenance that sits behind SMO Gold jewellery is available in physical gold you can own.

SMO Gold bars are traceable to a named source mine through a segregated Chain of Custody and supplied with a batch number and QR code linking them to their source. Whether you are beginning a physical gold holding or adding to one, you can buy directly from SMO Gold.

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Investors and Collectors  

OWN THE ORIGIN

SMO Gold bars and coins give physical gold something most investment products cannot: a known provenance.

Our bars range from 1g to 1kg, while our coins are designed as collectable pieces linked to the mine from which their gold was sourced. Each product is made from 99.99% pure, 24 carat gold and is supplied with a batch number and QR code connecting it back to its named source mine.

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KNOW WHAT YOU OWN

INVESTING WITH PROVENANCE

For buyers who care about origin, SMO Gold connects physical gold to a named mine with a documented record of responsible mining performance.

The difference is provenance with proof behind it. SMO Gold preserves the identity of its source through a segregated supply route, while SMO Member Mines report on measurable environmental and social performance — including areas such as local employment and procurement, community investment, health and education programmes, environmental management and conservation.

SMO works with large-scale mining partners that can demonstrate both the scale to supply gold commercially and tangible contributions in the communities and landscapes where they operate. That means customers can understand not only where their gold came from, but the wider story of the mine behind it.

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