New additions to the Georgie Campbell Foundation jewellery lines are available to buy online now and the Hiho Silver collection will also be available to purchase at this week’s Mars Badminton Horse Trials (7-11 May).
Following customer requests and strong Christmas sales, jewellery brands Hiho Silver and Coco & Jane Loves have introduced new items to the collections which were launched last year in memory of five-star event rider Georgie Campbell.
Georgie was tragically killed in a cross-country fall while competing at Bicton International Horse Trials in May 2024.
The jewellery lines are inspired by the late rider’s competition colours — purple and white — and her beloved dog, a Patterdale-cross called Twig.
The items raise money for the Georgie Campbell Foundation, which has been created by a group of people who love and deeply miss Georgie.
The Foundation supports young event riders in establishing and running their eventing businesses by providing bursary support and mentoring in areas including financial management and attracting and retaining staff, owners and sponsors.
Hiho Silver Twig collection
The Hiho Silver Twig Collection boasts eight new pieces, including a Twig stock pin, pendant necklace and bracelet in a choice of sterling silver and 18ct gold vermeil, or sterling silver.
There is also a friendship bracelet and a Georgie Campbell Foundation leather bolo bracelet in purple and white.
The new additions will be available to buy from Hiho Silver’s stand at the Mars Badminton Horse Trials or online here.
Coco & Jane collection
New additions to the Coco & Jane Loves collection include a freshwater pearl bracelet and necklace, as well as a freshwater pearl and zig-zag alloy anklet and phone charm.
For more information about the collection click here.
“Spotting purple, white, and Twig-shaped mementos on wrists and necks means so much,” said Jo Williams, Georgie’s older sister and trustee of the Georgie Campbell Foundation.
“We are hugely thankful to the staggering volume of people who have purchased pieces of ‘Georgie jewellery’ so far and hope people love the new items to help the Foundation give back to the sport Georgie loved.”
Main image © Libby Law Photography
