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Harvey Nichols hosts jewellery pop up in Edinburgh

Eight designers from the Elements jewellery collective have come together to showcase their work at the department store in August

"These were custom for a client whose birthday is

"These were custom for a client whose birthday is in August. She loved my Uva silhouette and the monochromatic colour scheme of the enamel against the stones. Peridot is not a stone I work with regularly, but I love the vibrancy and the stone's significance seems more relevant than ever. It is said that peridot is known to bring good health, restful sleep and peace. I'll take it!"⁠
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New York jeweller Deborah Pagani on these bespoke 18ct yellow gold and green enamel Uva earrings set with peridot.⁠
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#TJCperidotmonth

It's official, @nazharirijewellery has gone digita

It's official, @nazharirijewellery has gone digital. Check out the Iranian-born London-based fine jeweller's new website, and for a limited time Nazli will be donating 30% of any ales made through the site to @chelwestft⁠
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Or if, like us, you like to get hands on with your jewels before committing, you can come and meet Nazli and her jewels, which take inspiration from nature and world cultures, at The Jewellery Cut Live in association with @fuligemstones on October 11th & 12th, 2020, at @ri_science. Get your tickets at the link in our bio 🎟⁠
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How would you wear this 18ct gold and diamond Bruna ring - pinky or cocktail ring? 🤙 or 🍸 ?⁠
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#TJCLive #lockdownsparkle #NazHariri⁠
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August is peridot month. For those lucky enough to

August is peridot month. For those lucky enough to be born under this birthstone, the green gemstone is said to bring strength, opportunity, peace and prosperity. ⁠
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Throughout August, to celebrate our new partnership with peridot miner @fuligemstones, we will be bringing you a different jewel each day that uses this verdant gem, and we will be hearing from designers about why they love working with it. ⁠
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What better way to kick this campaign off than with this Spear-tip ring by one of our favourite new designers @livluttrell. Crafted in responsibly sourced 18ct yellow gold, the specially commissioned ring is set with a Fuli Gemstones peridot weighing 3.94 carats. ⁠
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“I love working with unusual gemstones and it was an amazing opportunity to work with a peridot of this size and quality," says Liv. "The stone really lends itself to my signature Spear-tip ring and the collaboration with Fuli was an incredibly dynamic process which encouraged me to engage with the design in a new way.” ⁠
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Liv's peridot ring will make its debut at The Jewellery Cut Live on October 11th & 12th, 2020. Make sure you don't miss out on the chance to be among he first to see it.

“Lockdown has been a blessing in disguise. I am

“Lockdown has been a blessing in disguise. I am the type that works best under pressure, but this was a different kind of pressure and it pushed me in directions I didn’t know existed. I found a new repertoire that worked for me and allowed a new level of growth, mostly internal. It was pretty productive. I’ve been learning Italian, got around to reading nine new books, finished a drawing from a year ago, did some needlework, played with gems and experimented a lot.”⁠
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This experimentation has included some new jewellery designs, which @noorshamma will be taking to The Jewellery Cut Live in association with @fuligemstones this October 11th & 12th at @ri_science ⁠
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Click the link in our bio to read the full interview with the New York jeweller⁠
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#TJCLive #NoorShamma

🖤 #Blackjewellersmatter 🖤 London-based jewel

🖤 #Blackjewellersmatter 🖤 London-based jeweller @emefacolejewellery describes her designs as "for those fearless individuals who wish to stand out from the crowd". ⁠
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This Tube ring from her Vulcan collection, in particular, captures this bold spirit. Available in solid gold or gold vermeil, its design is inspired by the cooling down of molten lava. ⁠
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The designer's inner magpie first started to ruffle its wings in a night market when she was a child. Emefa was allowed to choose her own jewels for the first time, and selected a pair of golden stud earrings set with rich red gems. ⁠
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Emefa credits much of her love for jewels and artistic drive to a childhood spent in vibrant Ghana: "Gazing at stones that sparkled in the sun, dazzled by the brilliant flashes of light; stringing necklaces made from Job’s tears; enchanted by tales of people finding nuggets of gold after heavy tropical rainfall had washed away layers of soil."⁠
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After honing her skills at @londonmetuni, Emefa now creates striking, sculptural jewels using traditional techniques, such as lost wax casting, and ethically sourced materials. ⁠

🖤 #Blackjewellersmatter 🖤 If you're after a