BUNNEY and Martine Rose turn bottle caps into jewellery and everyday accessories
The Bottle Top draws on British pub and community-hall objects, linking crimped caps, chains and a working silver opener. Japan’s official store identifies an October 24 launch.
A bottle cap usually disappears into the bin once a drink is opened. In BUNNEY and Martine Rose’s The Bottle Top collection, it becomes something worn at the ear, on a finger or beside a waistband. The collaboration starts with the social world of British pubs, clubs and community halls, bringing caps, openers and a dimpled beer glass into one family of objects. Japan’s official store identifies an October 24 launch, rather than a first release today.
The appeal is in the recognisable outlines as much as the precious materials. A cap keeps its crimped perimeter instead of becoming an anonymous disc; an opener still looks like a tool. In the campaign photographs, these pieces sit beside textured trousers, a belt and a simple top. Their character comes from ordinary social rituals, offering a way to wear jewellery without needing an elaborate evening outfit.
A crimped edge connects earrings and signet rings
The cap’s folded edge provides the collection’s shared vocabulary. A 925 sterling-silver badge and earrings present the circular face directly, while the ring builds the motif into a substantial signet shape. In the actual wearing photograph, the earring sits close to the lobe and the ring has a distinctly raised face. They echo each other but carry different visual weight: the choice places emphasis either beside the face or on the hand.
Bottle-cap silver earring at the model’s ear with a matching-motif ring on the hand
The signet is offered in sterling silver, 18ct yellow gold and a two-tone combination of the two metals. Lettering, a triangular emblem and the small cap teeth are physical design details, not photographic graphics. Product photographs help identify that silhouette but cannot establish fit. Ring size, thickness and the room available for finger movement still need to be assessed against the individual specification and, where possible, a fitting.
A chain-hung opener with a stated practical purpose
The necklace and bracelet combine cap and opener forms, with sterling-silver or 18ct-yellow-gold options. Two different outlines break up the chain’s rhythm. These are jewellery items: an opener-shaped charm should not automatically be treated as a working tool. The separately listed bottle opener is the item whose functional construction is explicitly described, making the full product name an important distinction when shopping.
BUNNEY’s UK page lists the Martine Rose Bottle Opener in 925 silver, with a short chain and keyring, at a length of 15cm. It says the body is reinforced for functional use. The campaign hangs it from the trouser waist, demonstrating how a tool can become a visible styling detail. The page displays £1,235; that listed amount does not establish the final cost of delivery to Taiwan, including transport and any applicable taxes.
Silver opener joined to a short chain and circular keyring, with engraved lettering
British production and Japanese retail information
The brand describes UK production using traditional techniques, combining Martine Rose’s everyday cultural references with BUNNEY’s approach to metalwork. The range also contains a dimpled glass beer mug, so it should not be described as an entirely precious-metal collection. Glassware and jewellery share the pub reference but have different materials, purposes and care requirements; each item’s own instructions remain relevant.
Silver signet ring face with a crimped cap edge, triangle and brand lettering
Japan’s official shop lists badges, earrings, rings, chains, the opener and the glass. Prices across different categories, metals and markets should not be collapsed into a single range. For a gift, establishing whether someone wears earrings, their ring size and where they like an accessory to sit is more useful than relying on a group photograph. Taiwan retail locations and delivery dates have not been verified here; availability and cross-border service require confirmation with the seller.
Questions and answers
Did The Bottle Top first go on sale on October 26?
No. Japan’s official store identifies an October 24 launch. Today’s coverage date is separate from the product’s first sale date, and supply needs checking by market.
Is every item sterling silver?
No. The selection includes sterling silver, 18ct yellow gold and two-tone ring options, alongside a glass beer mug. Check the material for the individual product.
Can the bottle opener actually be used?
The UK Martine Rose Bottle Opener listing specifies 925 silver, a short chain and keyring, 15cm length and a body reinforced for functional use. That statement does not automatically apply to every opener-shaped jewellery charm.
