Billie Eilish and Finneas launch John Hardy jewelry: ‘Wildflower’ meets chunky chains
The siblings’ first co-designed John Hardy collection pairs floral pieces inspired by Eilish’s song with the sculptural silver designs of ‘Screwball.’
Billie Eilish and Finneas launched their first co-designed jewelry collection with John Hardy on October 21, 2026. The two lines, Wildflower and Screwball, turn the siblings’ contrasting styles into floral pieces and sculptural silver chains, according to The Express Tribune and ELLE.
Wildflower takes its name from Eilish’s 2024 song and puts carved flowers on rings, earrings, bracelets and pendant necklaces. ELLE describes the pieces as sterling silver accented with lab-grown diamonds; Screwball uses chain links and piercing-inspired hardware for a more industrial look.
How Wildflower and Screwball differ
The contrast runs through the pieces themselves. ELLE describes a Wildflower stack of three rings with different floral designs, while Screwball includes necklaces, bracelets and an open ring built around sculptural silver forms. Billboard lists the Screwball open ring at $295 and a substantial link necklace at $2,400.
John Hardy creative chairman Reed Krakoff worked with the siblings on the collections, The Express Tribune reported. ‘Billie and Finneas brought their very distinct point of view to the design process,’ Krakoff said, according to ELLE. Billboard reported that they spent the past year working with the brand’s New York and Bali design teams, from initial concepts through finished pieces.
What the John Hardy collection costs
The Express Tribune puts the range at $195 to $2,400. Billboard says the collection became available on October 21 through John Hardy’s website, its stores and selected retailers. The Tribune names Nordstrom among those retailers.
Materials are part of the pitch, too. The Express Tribune reports that the pieces use more than 99% reclaimed sterling silver alongside lab-grown diamonds. Billboard specifically describes the Screwball link necklace as handcrafted with more than 99% reclaimed sterling silver. Those descriptions identify the reported materials; they do not measure the collection’s overall environmental impact.
The release moves Eilish and Finneas beyond their earlier partnership with the brand. ELLE says they were named John Hardy creative partners last year and that this is their first co-designed jewelry collection with it. Wildflower draws on Eilish’s music, but the launch gives each sibling a separate design language within the same collection.
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Sources and context
- Billie Eilish and Finneas' New John Hardy Collection Takes ‘Wildflower’ From Soft Florals to Chunky ChainsBillboard
- Billie Eilish and FINNEAS launch new jewellery collections with John HardyThe Express Tribune
- Billie Eilish and Finneas Just Added Jewelry Designer to Their ResumesELLE
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