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S ANEMI DESIGN’s traditional but contemporary engraving
Anisha Mistry of AneMi Design uses traditional engraving techniques in a contemporary way to make handmade necklaces, bracelets and earrings. Each piece begins as a drawing that is developed and then hand engraved onto sterling silver. Some of these include coloured enamelling which emphasises the engraved detail within the silver. All jewellery is crafted in sterling silver and gold vermeil, with many pieces featuring precious and semi-precious gemstones. All work is designed and made by Anisha from her Studio in Cockpit Arts – Holborn, London.
www.anemidesign.com STAND: 17DQ71
P The art of moulding with DIDOFÀ
Didofà was originated from the intuition of a young businessman who was searching for something unique in a period when everything had come to a stop. He came up with the original idea of 3D watches which have met with unexpected success. Didofà combines both the art of moulding with design and creativity thus giving life to these unique watches. They work with enthusiasm and energy to propose attractive creations distinguished by the unmistakable Didofà design. This distinctive, recognisable style is the result of production levels which combine a selection of the finest materials with attentive, scrupulous attention to detail.
www.didofa.com STAND: 18J28-K29
P Emerging innovation LE CAROSE style
Pink Mood, who has developed the fashion jewellery brand Le Carose, is a company constantly looking for innovative and refined creations, able to combine precious materials and shapes with the personality of those who wear our jewels. The signature of the company is its trademark Le Carose: jewels conceived for particular and outstanding women. The brand Le
Carose is widespread in Italy and all over the world, with 1,500 dealers and 18 sole distributors. It has also enjoyed wide media coverage on the most important jewellery magazines internationally.
www.lecarose.com STAND: 18F28-G29
R Fair Trade ceramic KAZURI jewellery from Kenya
Kazuri means small and beautiful in Swahili. Every bead is shaped by hand by one of the 300 local women employed by Kazuri in Kenya. Founded in 1975, Kazuri is still located where it first started creating employment for struggling single mothers. In an age of mass-produced goods, Kazuri jewellery is a little bit different. As the jewellery is handmade, every one is unique. Indeed, many pieces take on the quirks and trademarks of the people who make them, giving them soul as well as beauty. A Kazuri piece is more than an item of jewellery, it’s a piece of Kenya.
www.kazuribeads.co.uk STAND 18G39
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Q Botanical influence in MICHAEL MICHAUD jewellery
Michael Michaud Jewellery is a world-renowned collection of botanical jewellery. Our unique pieces capture the beauty and exquisite detail of nature using soft patinas on bronze accented with pearls, beads, coral and stones. The
jewellery is made by creating moulds directly from botanical elements in a process similar to lost-wax casting. While traditional lost-wax casting begins with a hand-carved model of wax, Michael Michaud uses an actual leaf, branch or flower in place of the wax model. Michael’s designs have become well known for their remarkable craftsmanship and beauty.
www.michael-michaud.com STAND 18E01
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