Michael Hill and Miranda Kerr Launch Paris-Inspired AMOUR Jewellery Capsule Collection

Miranda Kerr's AMOUR collection for Michael Hill arrived with a Parisian premise: nine pieces built around the heart symbol, in 10kt gold and lab-grown diamonds, priced from $299. Pre-orders opened March 22, 2026, with in-store and online availability scheduled for April 6.

The capsule spans one ring, three pairs of earrings, two bracelets and three necklaces. One bracelet is designed to double as an anklet, giving the collection a layering range that extends beyond standard styling. At its centre sit the interlocking heart tennis bracelet and a matching necklace, positioned as the collection's signature pairing and described as symbolising how everyone is connected through love.

Kerr's involvement went well beyond a brand endorsement. She worked through the entire design process, from sketching early concepts to refining final CAD drawings, and the Paris inspiration is personal rather than decorative. "The Amour collection was inspired by Paris, where even the simplest moments can feel magical," Kerr said. "Paris holds such a special place in my heart. It's where many of my dreams came to life, walking the runways, surrounded by beauty, artistry, and that incredible creative energy."

The heart motif, recurring across the studs, ring and tennis bracelet, carries specific meaning for Kerr. "For me, the heart symbol represents connection, gratitude and love," she said.

Jo Feeney, chief marketing officer at Michael Hill, credited that hands-on investment with giving the collection its character. "Her creativity and personal perspective brought a fresh energy to the collection. Together, we've blended her vision with Michael Hill's expertise in craftsmanship and attention to detail," Feeney said.

At an entry price of $299, with 10kt gold and lab-grown diamonds, AMOUR sits squarely in the accessible luxury bracket that has become the dominant register for celebrity jewellery collaborations. Positioned as a Mother's Day gifting candidate, the limited-edition, while-stocks-last format means it will move on the strength of the April 6 in-store launch rather than a lingering retail window.