Miriam Haskell

Designed by Think Studio, New York

Miriam Haskell, designed by Think Studio

Miriam Haskell opened her first boutique in New York City in 1926, creating and selling intricate, hand-crafted jewellery. Each piece is still created by hand today. Over the years, the company had been using two different logos: one based on Miriam’s signature, and the other a more generic, all-caps serif logotype.

Old logos.

Think Studio was hired to freshen and re-focus the brand. We drew on the rich history, while helping to bring the look up to date. The design is simple, providing a nice contrast with the complex jewelry designs. Typographic details and the metallic bronze and bright chartreuse color palette help set the company apart from the competition, while giving all pieces a sophisticated, appropriate feel.

Miriam Haskell logoMiriam Haskell’s new wordmark.

Miriam Haskell certificate

Miriam Haskell ad

Miriam Haskell press folder

Miriam Haskell press sheets

Miriam Haskell showroom

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