A study in monochrome elegance. The Cameo Bib layers ivory pleated fabric beneath a frame of black grosgrain ribbon, its precise geometry softened by a full velvet rosette at centre. At its heart, a hand-set cameo brooch — encircled by rhinestones, finished with a single pearl drop — catches light the way a heirloom does: quietly, unmistakably.

Designed to rest like a collar, worn like a statement. For the dog who needs no introduction, but makes one anyway.

There is something about a black-and-white piece that refuses to age. When we first encountered this bib, it was the cameo that held us — a detail so considered it reframes everything around it. We think of it as jewellery first, accessory second. Reserved for those who understand that restraint, when it is this deliberate, is its own kind of extravagance.