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Merrick, NY--British fine jewelry brand Stephen Webster launched the ‘The ReBelles’ jewelry collection. According to the company's website, the collection finds inspiration in heroines throughout history and their achievements, intellects, and rebellious spirit.

The jewelry collection comprises of seven limited-edition made-to-order cocktail rings. The collection showcases Stephen Webster’s craftsmanship and attention to detail — each piece interpreting the personality of the rebel who inspired it.

“Each cocktail ring has its own individual story, connected only as a collection by the fact that each piece is inspired by a strong powerful women throughout history, and in all walks of life," the brand's founder Stephen Webster said in a statement on his website.

Photo credit: Stephen Webster

Some of the collection designs are as follows.

• Rocket Girl, inspired by Katherine Johnson — Visualising the mathematical genius, Katherine Johnson, who was the original ’human calculator’ and played a pivotal role in space exploration. Set in blue titanium and palladium on a white gold shank, with a central trillion dynamite cut amethyst with Paraiba, diamonds, and purple and blue sapphires.
• Making Waves, inspired by Rachel Carson —  The activist and marine biologist who the first person to question the extensive use of synthetic pesticides and the damage they caused to the health of people and the environment. Set in 18k white gold, featuring a central carved moonstone face with grey and white diamond spines.
• Swan Song, inspired by Anna Pavlova — Probably the most famous ballet dancer and a heroine to generations of young ballerinas, this piece is set in 18k white gold with a central green dichroic tourmaline and diamonds..
• Red Sail Sunset by Ching Shih — Taking inspiration from Ching Shih, a legendary pirate who commanded The Red Flag Fleet consisting of 1,800 ships and a vast crew of some 80,000 men. Set in 18k yellow gold with a central orange citrine and cabochon ruby sails, diamonds and tattoo detailing using black plating.

Check more about the collection on the company's website.