Quiet Luxury: Why Understated Jewellery Speaks Volumes
In an age where trends swing like a pendulum between maximalism and minimalism, there is something captivating about "quiet luxury" jewellery.
8 Ways To Wear Statement Earrings
Statement earrings are a great way to add a touch of personality to your outfit. They can take an ordinary outfit and make it extraordinary. In addition, they’re a great way to show off your unique style.
Meet the mastermind craftsman behind the mindful jewellery collection, EdXú
Fashions finest explores the creative genius of Edward Xú and the world he creates through his luxury sustainable jewellery collection. We are awestruck by the intimate communication ethical design can offer both to new and old inspiring the “reimagine” experience.
BOULO Creating Quality Fine Jewellery
Rooted in Izmir and Istanbul, found life in London. BOULO creates demi-fine and fine jewellery that flows over and out the mainstream.
Ciccarelli Studio, an 'explosive' UK launch
Founded in Marseille in 2009, Ciccarelli Studio soaks up the energy and multicultural vibes of this coastal French city. This season, the maison is ready to establish a strong presence across the Channel with its sustainably handcrafted luxury jewellery and accessories.
Modern Venus Collection From Daniela Groza
Picture from @danielagrozajewelleryThis graduate collection from Daniella aims to promote inclusivity, highlighting the beauty of diversity and individuality within one’s body shape and skin tone, with the use of materials, and design shape. The work advocates inclusivity, equality and diversity, all the way from the materials used to the final design, creating bold ready to wear fashion statements.
Picture from @danielagrozajewelleryMaterials celebrate tone and colour through the use of different metals, including silver, gold, oxidised silver, 18 ct gold and red gold. The use of the Japanese Mokume-gane technique of blending and laminating different metal alloys to create marbled surfaces, illustrates the beauty of skin imperfections, and the hanger motif symbolises the rejection of society’s image of the “ideal woman” and instead offers the wider spectrum representing the female form: body parts with diverse proportions, lumps, bumps and stretch marks.
Picture from @danielagrozajewelleryTracing metals back to their natural source is a large part of the creation process behind this jewellery, and Daniella is committed to using recycled materials, from silver scrap collected through time, right across to reclaiming family heirlooms.
Danielle Groza’s work can be viewed in more detail through her website, or Instagram.
