Bunney continues to create premium versions of rather regular items. The latest one is a sterling silver padlock in several sizes. They are handmade by one of the last remaining locksmiths able to make a padlock from scratch in England. A release is scheduled in the near future at Tomorrowloand Japan and Oki-Ni.

Bunney is back this season, expanding their “jewellery line that seeks to make simple things look beautiful, intriguing and understandable.” Next to their silver and gold stud pins that we have already seen in previous seasons, the London brand introduces a luxurious version of the classic metal badge, now also coming in various precious metals and sizes, including silver, gold and more. We especially like the fact that the brand offers up some lookbook images, giving a better idea of how they imagine their accessories being worn.

Check out the full Bunney Spring/Summer 2011 jewelry range after the jump.

Next to the Barbour collaboration, Sophnet Tokyo will also release this new collaboration between uniform experiment and Bunney from London for their 11th anniversary. They present a range of colorful pyramid pins, featuring a variety of stones and custom branding on the back.

Take a further look at the pins after the jump.

Jewelry brand Bunney, by Andrew Bunney, released last year their first product – a silver stud pin. Today we can preview their upcoming collaboration with Japanese brand uniform experiment. They are taking the idea to the next level and this time used rhinestones to make the studs. There will be several colorways, but a release date has not been announced yet.

More views of the stud pins follow after the jump.

Already a couple of months ago we heard first rumors of Andrew Bunney (Gimme 5 London) launching a new brand in the near future. Today we got images of the first product coming under the Bunney brand – silver stud pins.

“The launch product is the pyramid stud pin, a decorative item commonly associated with leather jackets and punks. Cast in 925 sterling silver by craftsmen in England, then tested and marked at the Assay Office London, the foundation responsible since 1300 for testing the quality of gold, silver and latterly, platinum and palladium articles. The pins come in a set of three to be worn on clothing, accessories or any way you like.”

Expect these to release soon at colette. More images of the Bunney Stud Pin follow after the jump.