100 WAYS
PRIDE 2026
Pride as We Are
Pride isn't just about celebration. It’s also about giving back and recognizing the people who make our community special. This year, we're turning the spotlight inward. We had the privilege of sitting down with five members of our team to talk about what pride means for each of them, and how they celebrate their identities year-round through personal style.
Pride looks different for everyone. This is our way of honouring our community, just as we are.
From July 24th, 2026 to August 24th, 2026, 10% of the listing prices sold from these collections will be donated to local institutions centred around supporting and celebrating the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.
Pride as We Are
pride as we are
Curated from our treasure trove of unreleased items, these featured collections were hand-selected by each team member and reflect their individual tastes, stories, and styles.
A piece can be simple and still command attention
Madison is drawn to more androgynous jewellery, pieces that feel chunky, simple and a little more statement-making. Nothing too dainty, but still cute. Her ideal jewellery is one that anyone can wear and moves easily between everyday and special occasions.
She always keeps an eye on what’s trending, pulling inspiration from pop culture and the people around her that she admires.
Madison's Picks
Pieces that feel interesting and completely their own
Ewan has always loved colourful gemstones, especially amethyst, along with anything vintage or a little unexpected, drawn to pieces that feel interesting and completely their own.
What makes a piece special to her goes beyond how it looks: it's the sense of history behind it, whether that's in the hallmarks, where it came from, or the story of the artist who made it. Those are the details that make her jewellery feel personal.
Ewan's Picks
Delicate, feminine and not too flashy
Taylor gravitates toward jewellery that's delicate, feminine, and not too flashy. She's especially drawn to lace-inspired filigree accents, 1950s-style engagement rings, and florals, mostly in white gold, with pink tourmaline, topaz, and pink sapphire among her favourite gemstones.
For Taylor, Pride is about love, resilience, but also making space for those in the community who can't express themselves as freely.
Taylor's Picks
Anything that moves or has a little action to it
Evan gravitates toward anything campy, kitschy, and colourful, especially 1960s pop art, articulated pieces or anything that moves or has a little action to it. That same instinct carries into how Evan thinks about queer history: something that can feel short and unrecorded, which is why it matters to look back at the places and moments that helped get here, and to remember how easily that progress can be undone.
Evan's Picks
Behind The Lens
"Pride season, for me, is about coming together as a group to celebrate, but also to lift one another up. It was important to me that each person was represented authentically since every queer person's experience is different from the next.
I feel lucky to lead this year's Pride moment again, and I hope you find something in these collections you love as much as we do. Getting to show our own taste in jewellery lets you see some of the pieces that have come through 100 Ways, and helps us raise money for causes that matter."
Dayne, Photography Manager
Dayne's Picks
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