Stolen Girlfriends Club unveils the Love Claw Opal collection
Many have tried, but only a few have truly mastered the art of a brand signature — that unmistakable design language you recognise instantly, without question or second glance. It’s one of the clearest marks of success, and for Stolen Girlfriends Club jewellery, it feels almost effortless.
Celebrated for its rock ’n’ roll edge, tempered with an undeniable romantic streak, Stolen Girlfriends Club’s signatures stand as a kind of wearable rebellion. Bold silhouettes, jagged edges, precious stones and claw-like settings have become their calling card — jewellery that refuses to be tamed. Less ornament than attitude, each piece is unapologetically raw yet laced with an alluring poetry. It’s this tension — between grit and grace, rebellion and romance — that has cemented the brand’s place as one of New Zealand’s most distinctive voices in jewellery.
Today, the brand continues to evolve its signatures, as the iconic Love Claw Collection returns with the unveiling of its Love Claw Opal series. True to form, oversized claws take centre stage, this time encasing Bello Opal — a premium lab-grown stone from Japan. With its luminous brilliance and signature flashes of vibrant blue, Bello Opal provides a high-quality, ethical alternative to mined opals, backed by GIA certification to ensure authenticity and integrity.
The collection introduces fresh iterations of SGC’s signatures, available in solid sterling silver and 18k gold-plate. Standouts include the Infinity Love Claw Necklace — a contemporary, statement-driven take on the timeless tennis style, reimagined as a choker to serve as the perfect anchor for necklace stacking.
This more-is-more philosophy extends to the Infinity Love Claw Drop Earrings, a bold, vertical silhouette designed to stand out. For those seeking subtler flashes of brilliance, the Anchor Sleepers and Studs offer a minimalist entry point, delivering a vibrant pop to layered ear stacks.
With the introduction of Bello Opal, the Love Claw Collection embraces the opal’s legendary qualities — a stone synonymous with love, luck and transformation. Revered for its ever-changing play of colour, it’s a gem that refuses to stay still — a natural rebel in its own right, much like Stolen Girlfriends Club itself.
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