Alexia Gkika, founder of Aktis Alexia Jewellery is one of the lovely companies we’ve spotted on social media over the past few weeks. She crafts beautiful, handmade jewellery from her home in Thessaloniki, Greece. Alexia told Home & Giftware Magazine: “I love to find inspiration in my cultural heritage and the beauty of greek nature,
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We love discovering new products and designers on social media, where countless fledgling designers and cottage crafters are sharing their beautiful creations all day long. One little company which caught our eye recently is Woodland Whispers, the magical world of designer, Laura Woodley, who told us: I haven’t had Woodland Whispers for very long; I
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The Award winning Eni jewellery has launched two new earring designs ahead of Christmas, the Chain Earrings and Unpaired Chain earrings. The long Chain Earrings, made from eco fine silver, are statement piece that can be worn all day long, with a nice volume which will add a bold detail to your outfit. The light,
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A British Craft Trade Fair regular, Silverkupe, is now going to have a Pop-Up shop at John Lewis, Newcastle. The John Lewis Pop-Up initiative is managed by The Great British Pop-Up on behalf of John Lewis. Silverkupe offers unique handmade art-jewellery for discerning clients. Emine, the person behind Silverkupe, started her jewellery journey in 2017
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Miss Milly, the British brand for gorgeous, colourful jewellery, scarves and accessories, has collaborated with local designer, Michelle Robinson, to offer a new range of pick-up gifts and bold earrings to retailers. “I’ve been admiring Michelle’s creations on Twitter hours for a while now and during Lockdown I contacted her to see if we could
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Margeret Bunn, organiser of the British Craft Trade Fair writes: As individuals and communities emerge from the first wave of Covid lockdown and attempt to readjust and resocialise, consumers have reassessed what is truly essential. The days of throwing away money on unsustainable, poorly-made objects and flashy status-symbols are numbered, as we turn towards unique
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