You have spent years as one of the most recognisable faces in fashion. What made jewellery the thing you wanted to create?

I hope that these pieces can come to mean as much to someone as they do to me. Some of my most treasured memories are tied to jewellery. Inheriting my grandmother’s ring and feeling her with me still, the bracelet my husband placed on my wrist to celebrate me the day our daughter was born, the watch I bought myself when I signed my first Victoria’s Secret contract. And then there is the joy of giving. Few things feel more meaningful to me than gifting a piece that someone will carry with them forever. This feels like a full-circle moment.

Becoming a mother seems to have changed how you think about getting dressed.

"It really did. My style is a lot more uniform-like now — jeans, a white tee. But jewellery has come to mean more to me the older I have got. I spend less time perfecting my outfits, but adding jewellery still makes them feel special. That intentional finishing touch."

There is a hidden detail in the rings — a concealed gemstone on the inside. Where did that come from?

"Each ring holds a coloured gemstone on the inside — set in different colours, representing the little sparkle inside all of us. Together, they form a rainbow. It is a quiet nod to my own family — what in Danish we call a regnbuefamilie, a rainbow family. Growing up in that environment shaped so much of who I am. For my daughter, it will also be a reminder of where she came from. A full-circle moment for me, my parents, and her."