Christina Watches is an older Danish jewelry brand that first emerged in 2002 when Claus and Christina Hembo founded the company in a small apartment in London.
Later, they moved to Herning, where they now have their headquarters and also reside.
Back then, Christina Watches was most known for their watches, particularly women's watches, which were in high demand.
They had managed to find a small niche of designs that didn’t already exist in the Danish market, with their very simple and elegant design.
What also helped propel them forward in the world was their innovative idea of adding a diamond to the dial, making the watch even more exclusive.
This concept, combined with the new design, attracted many new buyers.
Today, they are known for their watches, where a round leather strap can be added, and charms in various designs can be attached, allowing you to design your very own unique watch.
The leather strap itself is made from the softest calf leather, which wraps beautifully around your wrist.
The charms that can be added are always made from the best materials, such as silver and gold-plated silver, and are often adorned with pearls or zirconia to bring a little extra life to the charm.
These watches no longer come with a diamond but with a real white sapphire, which sits loosely in the dial.
Over the years, a lot has happened in this small company, which has grown bigger and bigger, and many new designs have been added to their now extensive jewelry collection.
Here, we’re talking about jewelry such as the very well-known daisy design, which has been released in a new version, and of course, it can also be added to the leather bracelet so that all your jewelry matches.
The traditional earrings, rings, and necklaces also take up more and more space in their collection, and they are made from genuine silver or gold-plated silver, so they can be mixed and matched in various ways.
As with everything else, there are countless options, and this is also true when it comes to jewelry and necklaces for women.
What material should it be made from?
How much should it cost?
What design do I want—should it be large, small, or maybe even tiny?
Should the necklace be decorated with real stones like diamonds that sparkle in the sun, or do I want to compromise and wear white zirconia instead?
How long should the necklace last, or how often do I want to replace it with something else?