One World Crystal/Crystal Graffiti Crystal Graffi ti Jewellery is individually handmade with Swarovski Elements by One World Crystal. Based in the Welsh Brecon Beacons, the jewellery is designed and made by a small independent business run by husband and wife, Chris and Vanessa. Over 25 years their business has evolved into a jewellery design and manufacturing
Namaste Kashmiri crafts have long been prized for their colourful and distinctive decoration. Namaste is delighted to introduce their new collection of fairly traded wooden bangles and rings. Beautifully decorated by hand in joyful traditional
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colours, these items will enliven displays and cheer customers. T e political turmoil of Kashmir drags on relentlessly
bringing economic hardships, especially with the near collapse of the tourism industry. Namaste strives to develop trade with disadvantaged producers and we hope that trading with such a troubled area will bring hope and also help preserve traditional crafts. Namaste is a fair trade importer recognised by BAFTS
(British Association of Fair Trade Shops.) Contact their friendly team for a free catalogue and details of their generous discount scheme.
Spring Fair Hall 6, Stand 6B06/6C05 Tel: 01756 700790
www.namaste-uk.com email:
sales@namaste-uk.com
Divine
One of the hottest new collections to launch this spring is vintage vixens by Sweet Romance USA, distributed by Divine. Cool retro graphics adapted
from pulp fi ction of the 1940s and ‘50s come alive with risqué, funny dialogue. Any lady with a quirky sense of humour can delight in expressing herself through these edgy, fl irtatious phrases. As relevant today as they were in the 10¢ paperbacks of yesterday, they are real conversation pieces. As the point of sale card says:
“life is full of heartaches, honey... lemme help you tell it like it is....” T ere are 24 diff erent images, all available as necklaces, bracelets and adjustable rings. All feature rims of aurora crystal and the mixed metal fi nishes add to the retro appeal of the images. Divine is exhibiting at the Jewellery Show, so this will be a perfect
opportunity to see the vixens and the other fabulous vintage inspired collections of designer Shelley Cooper.
Spring Fair Hall 18, Stand B06 Tel: 020 8874 0616
www.justdivine.co.uk email:
sales@justdivine.co.uk
company specialising in the use of dazzling Swarovski crystals and colourful handmade glass beads. All the jewellery is skilfully made by local homeworkers. Supporting the local community is important to the company. T e spring 2011 collection is available now with the choice of
designs growing every season. T ree new collections each year means that you can keep your display fresh and new for customers. Mixing Swarovski beads with less expensive glass beads keeps the range aff ordable and the high standard of design and manufacture keeps customers returning season after season. T e Crystal Graffi ti creative team are passionate about crystal. Only genuine Swarovski crystal beads and pearls are used because they refl ect light, creating dancing rainbow eff ects like no other crystal.
Spring Fair Hall 4 Stand D09 Tel: 01873 855158
www.crystal-graffi
ti.co.uk email:
vanessa@oneworldcrystal.com
Joe Davies Gift importer Joe Davies reports increasing sales of its costume jewellery collections over the past year. T e company fi rst introduced jewellery into their gift ranges about fi ve years ago and since then the collection has gone from strength to strength. At the Spring Fair the established Trevi, Equilibrium and Bellisimo ranges will be joined by the exciting new Tribeca collection in chunky silver plate. Tribeca’s bold modern designs are right up to date and consist of bracelets, bangles, necklaces and trendy oversized rings. As with all Joe Davies’ huge range of gifts and jewellery the Tribeca series is available in small quantities so you can buy across the range and repeat the best sellers.
Spring Fair Hall 7, Stand A20/B21 Tel: 0161 975 6300
www.joedavies.co.uk email:
sales@joedavies.co.uk
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