Upcycling Victorian Jewellery — How Designers Have Made Antiques Their Own
In a world of fashion often fuelled by throwaway culture and quick, cheap purchases, it’s refreshing to see antique items making a comeback — whether that be in their original form or a unique version of their old selves. When we re-purpose old jewellery, we are not only giving a new lease of life to […] ...Read More...
How to Style a Bangle
For me, bangles lie in that tricky section of jewellery where I want to wear them, but my main experiences of wearing them has been less than great. If you’re anything like me, your lasting memory of wearing bangles is trying them on as a small child and being deeply disappointed when they fall to […] ...Read More...
Why You Should Choose Silver Centrepieces for Your Dining Table
For any formal dinner, we’d all like our dinner tables to be as ‘dressed to impress’ as we are. But certain occasions call for something extra special. This is when you should call upon silver centrepieces for your dining table. Let’s find out about the different types of centrepieces and when you should use each […] ...Read More...
5 Jewellery Pieces Everyone Should Own
We already know that diamonds are a girl’s best friend, but surely we all want a few more companions? Every jewellery box glistens with a wide array of items, and the jewellery that we choose largely depends on our personal preferences and styles. However, there are a few essential pieces that everyone should keep pride […] ...Read More...
Combining Pearls and Yellow Gold – The Top Jewellery Trends for Winter 2020
Trends are important, and you can use antique and vintage jewellery to keep up with even the newest of trends. For the winter time of 2020, the biggest jewellery trend you’re likely to see is pearls and yellow gold. Pearls are beautiful stones to use in all varieties of jewellery, and so we think it’s […] ...Read More...
Top 5 Jewellery Moments in The Crown
Since it first graced our television screens in 2016 Netflix’s The Crown has been watched by a total of 73 million households around the world. Clearly, people everywhere have been captivated by the ins and outs of royal life, spanning throughout the second half of the 20th century. There are many reasons to dive into […] ...Read More...
Tea For One: The Beauty of the Bachelor Teapot
Long before the invention of tea bags and the concept of making a quick brew in a mug in a matter of seconds, tea time was a far more ritualistic affair. History tells us of elaborate afternoon tea parties in Victorian England and, going back far further, a rich history of ceremonial tea drinking in […] ...Read More...
