Christmas Crackers 2024
Our newest Christmas tradition is the Soru Christmas cracker, where we have for you 9 irresistible offers to see you through the gifting and party season. HOW IT WORKS Starting from...
Daphne Oz X Soru Drop 2
Our first collaboration with TV Host and Author Daphne Oz, The Siren Collection, was such a huge success we are thrilled to unveil 5 new additions to the collection.
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Each of our pieces is lovingly handmade in our workshops located in Italy and Turkey.
High Quality Materials
We use silver and solid gold in all our jewellery, as well as responsibly sourced gemstones and Kimberly process compliant diamonds
Handmade In Small Batches
Jewellery is hand made by artisans and family-run workshops in small sustainable batches
Designed In The UK
We lovingly design each piece of jewellery in our head office in the heart of England
By Women, For Women
Founded by two sisters who are both mothers to daughters, wanting to create jewellery that inspires and empowers all women
Our Story
Since 2013, half-Sicilian half-English sisters Francesca and Marianna have been designing the luxurious, unique jewellery of Soru together in the heart of England. Their vision has always been to create jewellery that exudes creativity, happiness and Italian flair, made using high quality materials and sold at attainable prices. Each piece is ethically handmade by in Italy and Turkey, using solid gold, gold plated solid silver and genuine gemstones.
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The Palermo Collection
One of our favourite jobs is designing our new collections. It's usually a long drawn out process of building up inspiration, trying lots of different variations and ending on the perfect...
We Are 11!
11 Years Of Soru! No words can describe how grateful we are that you like our jewellery, continue to buy our jewellery, (all the repeat customers we have out weight...
Guide To Venice
Gondolas in Venice My 3rd time visiting Venice - first time I went in flood season, arrived on a water bus and had to wade through St Marks square with...