Billie Eilish and Finneas are making jewelry now

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Billie Eilish and Finneas have already made Grammy-winning music together. Now, apparently, they’ve decided to make something you can wear.

The sibling duo has teamed up with luxury jewelry brand John Hardy to launch their first co-designed jewelry collection, released on October 21.

And no, this isn’t another celebrity collaboration where someone puts their name on a product and calls it a day.

Billie and Finneas worked directly with the brand’s design teams in New York and Bali, helping create everything from the shapes to the materials.

The result? Two collections that couldn’t look more different.

Wildflower or Screwball?

The first, Wildflower, takes its name from Billie’s Grammy-winning song on Hit Me Hard and Soft.

Think delicate silver flowers, small diamonds, necklaces, rings and earrings. It’s soft, romantic and inspired by Billie’s more understated everyday style.

Then there’s Screwball, which goes in the opposite direction.

Chunky silver chains, sculptural bracelets and hardware-inspired rings bring a much bolder, industrial aesthetic.

Basically, two very different moods from the same creative duo.

Sustainability also plays a role. The pieces are handcrafted using more than 99% reclaimed sterling silver, with lab-grown diamonds appearing in selected designs.

And if you’re wondering about prices, the collection ranges from $195 to $2,400.

So yes, we’re firmly in luxury territory.

From making hits to making accessories.

This isn’t the siblings’ first connection with John Hardy. They became creative partners with the brand in 2025, but this marks their first collection as co-designers.

The launch also comes with a dreamy campaign featuring both artists, filmed on Super 8 and filled with flowers, shadows and soft lighting.

For two people who have spent years creating music together, moving into fashion feels like another extension of their creative partnership.

And now fans have a new question to answer:

Are you a Wildflower person or a Screwball person?

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