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P FLAMINGO JEWELLERY’s carefully sourced gemstones
After fourteen years working for antique and modern jewellery boutiques in Mayfair, London, Emily sought to satisfy constant queries as to the origin and story of jewellery. Emily carefully sources beautiful unique gemstones from previous jewels and local mines in a variety of countries. Each stone is placed as the centrepiece of design, making the most of her knowledge and passion for Art Nouveau and Art Deco eras, and hand made by her jeweller from her home county. Values are based on each piece of jewellery having its own story which is then continued by its possessor.
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www.flamingojewellery.co.uk STAND: 17DQ89
P A fusion of art and science with LUMITORO
Launched in 2013 during Stockholm Fashion Week by founder Roberto Chaves and his team, Lumitoro is the ultimate fusion of art and science in jewellery - where a “designer’s intuitive touch meets the precision of 3D printing technology”. Its slogan - “perfectly imperfect jewellery” - celebrates the beauty of imperfection reflected in every collection. Each piece of jewellery tells a story that the company said “invites touch and ignites conversation”.
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www.lumitoro.com STAND: 17DQ50
P VALB’S uniquely hand painted wax jewellery
Jewellery capturing the beauty of encaustic artwork using waxes which are heated to melting point with hot stylus and iron. The images are sealed under glass which magnifies, enhances and preserves their unique beauty. Set in sterling silver, silver plate, 9-carat gold and gold plate the range includes pendants earrings cufflinks and chokers. The technique has been perfected by Valerie Blount who utilises the delicate patterning that can be achieved with hot wax. She also uses her artistic skills to achieve images of seascapes, silver moonlight scenes and sunsets. Each piece is different and entirely unique.
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www.valbswax.com STAND: 17DQ82
P Orsa Maggiore by F.LLI RASTELLI
Orsa Maggiore is a new brand created and owned by Rastelli srl - a renowned Italian company which has operated in the jewellery business since 1932. Designed by Maura and Corrado Rastelli the collection represents the zenith of the goldsmith’s art in which the titanium setting of the jewels is completed by gold and diamonds to illuminate, optimise and embellish perfect, unique rough crystals. Orsa Maggiore combines the excellence of Italian jewellery with a holistic approach in which stones and gems are not only decorative elements, but also a source of wellbeing. Crystals thus become precious and unique travelling companions for life.
INFO:
www.orsa-maggiore.eu STAND: 17DQ49
February 2017 |
jewelleryfocus.co.uk JEWELLERY FOCUS 35
S A celebration of natural beauty with NEW ROMANTIC JEWELLERY
New Romantic Jewellery seeks to bring you a range of defining designs which celebrate the strength and creativity of the women they were made for. Each piece is made from fine metals and coloured gemstones creating a unique and fashionable approach to jewellery. All of the metals and stones used to create these stunning collections are ethically sourced and manufactured in Europe. New Romantic celebrates natural beauty by using alternative coloured gemstone, such as pink sapphires and black diamonds.
INFO:
www.newromanticjewellery.com STAND: 17T20
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