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show preview SPRING FAIR


P Artistinal attention with REBECCA


Rebecca is a top-of-the-range brand of jewellery produced and distributed by Industrie Testi Spa, an Italian company with headquarters in Florence, in the heart of Tuscany. The company was founded in 2000 by Alessandro Testi, chairman and designer of the very first group to use “poor” raw materials such as bronze and steel, working them with top-quality craftsmanship techniques. The Rebecca brand is now available in approximately 1,500 independent medium-high level jewellery stores in Italy, with various mono brand stores in Rome, Florence, Dubai and Miami and another 30 countries worldwide.


INFO: www.industrietestispa.it STAND: 18G30-H31


S Effortless fashion from ROSS RINO


Ross Rino watches works on a basis of quality and functionality, fused with an effortless fashionable style. Amongst its wide range of designs, Ross Rino is most famous for its metal band watches. Benefitting from over 30 years of manufacturing experience and its vertical manufacturing plant, Ross Rino makes solid stainless steel watches using its latest technology, thus maintaining the high quality of watches at an affordable price point. With dedication and passion in watch craftsmanship, the design team constantly travels around the globe in light of bringing the most inimitable ideas to their collections.


INFO: www.rossrino.co.uk STAND: 18G38


R Handmade jewells by SARA PREISLER


Celebrating 23 years in business, Sara Preisler’s collections are now retailing throughout the UK. Collections are authentic and original with unique sculptural detailing, each piece is handmade in her studio workshop in silver and gold. Collections include gem set ranges, with varying styles of neck pieces, bangles, earrings, rings and cufflinks featuring distinctive themes and manufacturing techniques. Preisler has a strong and growing following of retail customers who collect the work from her exclusive outlets and her upcoming brand has a reputation for originality with long standing commitment to quality both in design and workmanship.


INFO: www.sarapreisler.co.uk STAND: 17DQ26AV


S Luxury watches with TIME PRODUCTS


Limit watches, a British company established in 1912, supplies the UK with classic and contemporary timepieces. Limit watches are designed to offer quality and value, this has ensured it’s success for over 104 years. Today all Limit watches use a Japanese high precision quartz movement to achieve total accuracy and carry a two-year guarantee. We are pleased to be exhibiting once again at the NEC Spring Fair. It gives us the opportunity to meet with new and existing customers and present our collections for 2017 together with displays suitable for in-store use.


INFO: www.timeproducts.co.uk STAND: 18L02


R YVONE CHRISTA’s Swedish designs


Behind Yvone Christa jewellery is two Swedish designers, Yvonne Clamf and Christina Soderstrom. Their studio- store is located in trendy Nolita in New York. All Yvone Christa designs are handcrafted using the old Venetian filigree technique, thin gold or silver threads laid in patterns soldered together and finally given and antique finish. All their jewellery are made from 925 silver. Silver or goldplated silver and often decorated with carefully chosen semi-precious stones and pearls.


INFO: www.yvonechrista.com STAND: 17DQ51


32 JEWELLERY FOCUS February 2017 | jewelleryfocus.co.uk


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