About Kabiri - Fashion Jewellery Store London

Kabiri is a leading independent jewellery store, situated on Marylebone High Street, London. The Kabiri ethos is to offer the very best in jewellery design, regardless of genre or price. Kabiri strives to blend the aesthetic of the gallery with the customer-focus of the store to create something which is altogether more relevant to the consumer and unique to London.

Kabiri was opened in June 2004 by Nathalie Kabiri, who wanted to bring previously unseen designers to London. Realising the need to service a global audience, this was quickly followed with the launch of the online store, and in response to an increasing domestic demand for precious designs, the shop was extended and an exclusive Bespoke Lounge opened in 2006.

Now with fine jewellery collections that rival the best jewellery halls of the world, the customer will be confident that they will purchase something that is both beautiful and unique. Many of our fine jewellery designers are exclusive to Kabiri, including the stunning collection by New York based Conroy and Wilcox, and the luxurious chic collection by Italian Roberto Marroni. Up and coming designers Lauren Hassey and Ana De Costa launched their collections with Kabiri in 2007.

2007 also saw the opening of Kabiri's first concession in Selfridges, Oxford Street. Kabiri were selected by Selfridges to bring their ethos and vibrant cross section of jewellery to compliment the newly opened 'Wonder Room'. Kabiri's concession retains, in a more concise format, the spirit and aesthetic of the Marylebone Store. Wendy Nichol and Me&Ro are among the exclusive ranges, and further exclusive ranges by Sho and Arena were launched at the concession towards the end of 2007.

Over the past year Kabiri has supported up-and-coming artists and photographers, such as Robin Footitt and Paul Archer, who collaborated on 'The Heist' shop window display. A more recent project has involved talented graphic designer, Sinem Erkas, who created 'The Many Faces of Kabiri Book'.