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Daube The distinctive layers of flourite are used in this silver
pendant which is hung on a leather necklet. The swish
of the artists brush encloses the rainbow of colour. |
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Lulu
These
four stands of freshwater pearls can be worn knotted or
simply hanging loose for a stunning effect. Each ends
in a 9ct gold bead,
shaped like the pearls themselves. The name, as well as
being the name of the designer, is also the Arabic word
for pearl (pronounced with short vowels). This area of
the world has provided natural pearls for thousands of
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Spiralled
These geometrically
designed cufflinks use progressively smaller squares
to create a spiralling effect. Made in 9ct gold, they
are simple yet striking, particularly when worn with
matching shirt studs.
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Tangled
These
silver cufflinks were designed for a gardener and reflect
the haphazard array of plant roots. A spot of colour
is added with emeralds, green being an important colour
for gardeners as well as the birthstone for May.
Other stones may be used.
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Cascade
Like a cascade of tiny red droplets, frozen
in 18ct gold settings, this is truly a stunning collection
of pieces. A range of different sizes of ruby are used
to create the effect, with each piece, whilst different
in scale, matching in pattern.
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Lavender Collection
Part of the Lavender collection, this delightful amethyst
and silver ring uses pear shaped stones set around the
whole band. With memories of summer days, the piece preserves
the effect of plucking a lavender stem from a nearby bush
and winding it around the finger. |
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Windward
Collection
Part of the Windward collection, these silver
shirt studs, cufflinks and necklet were designed for a
"seafaring man". They reflect the simple
elegance of a yacht in full sail and invoke memories of
the exhilaration of wind and speed. |
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Guardian
Angel
Inspired by friends and family who live away,
this tiny silver angel will help keep loved ones
safe. It is designed to be worn either with
existing jewellery, through the link of a chain or
necklet, or simply as a pin. |
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Lavender Collection
This three part Collection, uses pear shaped amethysts
set in silver or white gold to invoke memories of summer
days. The pieces preserve the effect of plucking
a lavender stem from a nearby bush and winding it around
the finger, wrist or neck. |
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Jade
These dress cufflinks are each made from
four New Zealand jade beads.
They are cradled in silver arms in an
unusual setting. |
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Geode
These unusual cufflinks use the
two halves of an ancient geode, displaying
the stunning crystal interior.
Each piece is set in a silver claw setting. |
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Tekaras
The Egyptian influenced design of this beaded
necklace produce a stunning effect when
worn simply looped through the catch. The
seven strands are made from tigers eye,
interspersed with gold plated beads at differing
intervals. The name comes from the Arabic
for tiger. |
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Petuwe
This silver pendant was inspired by the
North American Virginia Creeper. The leaves are
made from marquis shaped peridot and
emeralds, the birthstone for May. The name
comes from the North American Indian words for
'sea bright', which are the meanings of the two
Celtic elements of the name Muriel. |
