No silverware for Chelsea Women as club unveil gold jewellery collection

  
Chelsea have unveiled a six-piece jewellery collection in partnership with official jewellery partner D.LOUISE. Inspired by the Chelsea rose, the collection celebrates the club’s unrivalled success in the Women’s Super League and its ambition to ‘leave a lasting legacy in gold’. 


Designed with the team’s achievements at the forefront, the collaboration brings a new way for fans to support their club, this time with a subtle and stylish alternative to the tried-and-tested matchday shirt. 

Giulia Mazzia, Chelsea FC Women’s Commercial Director, said: “We’re incredibly proud to be the first Women’s Super League team to offer a bespoke jewellery line, that reflects the uniqueness of our players, our fans, and our values. The Chelsea Rose Collection has something for everyone. It is timeless, beautiful, and built to last. Just like our team, it’s strong, resilient, and ready for life on the move.”  

Olivia Jenkins, Founder of D.LOUISE, added: “We’re thrilled to partner with Chelsea Women to launch this collection, a club known for its incredible courage, success on the pitch and unwavering spirit. The Chelsea Rose Collection is a powerful symbol of resilience, which aligns perfectly with our brand story. These pieces are designed not only to honour the legacy of the club’s incredible players and staff, but also to empower those who wear them.”  

Chelsea women open their Super League title defence tomorrow evening against rivals Manchester City at Stamford Bridge, with both teams thrown straight into the deep end to begin the domestic season. 

They return to action on the 13th of September away to West London rivals Brentford.

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