Feathers and Wings Fine Jewellery is a London-based, independent brand dedicated to crafting timeless solid gold pieces that embody beauty, grace, and simplicity. Founded by artisan and goldsmith Jane Bannor, the brand combines ethical craftsmanship with sustainability, using responsibly sourced materials. Feathers and Wings is more than jewellery; it’s a conscious community celebrating meaningful beauty and purposeful living

 Founded by One Rapelana in 2015, Xita began as a creative hobby in Botswana and became a full-time business by 2018. At Xita, accessories are not just adornments but handcrafted wearable art celebrating boldness and self-discovery. The brand transitioned from recycled t-shirt fabric to faux and genuine leather remnants, and recently, brass in jewellery, showcasing a commitment to sustainability.

One, a self-taught designer with a Business Science degree, supports women artisans by outsourcing cotton packaging bag production. Xita has received accolades, showcased at AFI Joburg Fashion Week and Lima Design events, featured in Glamour SA, and exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum's Africa Fashion exhibition in New York. Inspired by Saint Zita, Xita champions uniqueness and empowerment.

Ece London is a contemporary jewelry brand that bridges the timeless elegance of ancient craftsmanship with modern sophistication. Rooted in heritage, mythology, and sustainable practices, our designs highlights ancient jewelry-making techniques, such as intaglio gemstone engraving and wax sculpting, to create timeless designs that honor heritage and craftsmanship. Using ethically sourced gemstones and premium 22k gold vermeil over sterling silver, each piece tells a story—an ode to the beauty of individuality, empowerment, and connection to nature. Committed to quality and responsibility, Ece London celebrates the art of jewelry-making while prioritizing environmental and social impact, ensuring every creation is as meaningful as it is beautiful.

London-based Lily Flo is created by Designer and Jeweller, Diana Sherling in her London studio using repurposed gold and lab-grown diamonds; responsibility, provenance and sustainability being at the core. Diana tries to capture the feeling of visceral joy and blissful happiness when you are surrounded by those you love in her pieces; looking up at the night sky when dancing on the beach, or the magical geometry of nature on a picnic, she creates wearable everyday contemporary pieces with sophistication and femininity.

Inspired by her first love, “A Love Affair” is the groundbreaking collection of Samantha Siu’s that incorporates versatility, craftsmanship, and a story into her design. She has stated, “We try to change consumer habits through design.” 10% of the net profit of all purchases goes to causes in developing countries around the world. We encourage others to “Wear their value-ables.”

Welcome to SoftDream by LauraGalasso, where every piece of jewellery is a testament to individual stories woven into stunning designs. Nestled in the heart of London, our independent handmade jewellery brand cherishes the art of storytelling through each meticulously crafted creation.

At All Its Forms each piece of jewellery is able to shine in its own unique way, to brighten up the everyday. Every piece is designed to be personal, unique and to hold meaning for its individual wearer.

Sustainable production is at our core. We strive to use ethically sourced gems, recycled gold and silver in all our pieces. We also proudly support Circular Jewellery, encouraging our customers to recycle their un-worn gold jewellery via our ‘use your gold’ service.

We handcraft all our jewellery in-house with help from experts in Hatton Garden. Our production is mostly made-to-order and all pieces can be personalised. This allows us to carry very low stock with the aim of achieving zero-waste

This London-based jewellery brand specialises in handmade brooches, intentionally designed to celebrate individuality and inspire you to confidently be the other by enhancing your style.

My goal was to design handbags and jewellery with no compromise on quality, functionality and sustainability. My designs had to be individual, timeless and attainable.

Launched in London 2016, Eni Jewellery offers a new grunge.

Our collections are aimed at the fashionable, modern woman who wants to express her individuality. Regardless of age or seasonal trends.

Each collection is developed and designed by Eleni Koumara, and therefore expresses her distinctive and original style.

Mindfully Lit are a mother-daughter wellness & aesthetic candle company based on the Isle of Wight, but originally from Ukraine. Their candles are hand-poured, made from eco coconut and soy wax, with high grade essential oils and fragrances.

The inspiration behind Farah Qureshi's collection comes from many different sources - largely botanical gardens and looking at the structures, forms and colours of the plant life. Life is inspiring and Farah's designs develop from initial drawings and making models, into making initial prototypes. Farah is stocked around the United Kingdom and also showcased jewellery internationally. Farah designs and makes jewellery in precious metals, both silver and gold using recycled metals in her studio in West London and holds a Fair trade licence. 

Over the last few years, Farah has received a number of awards, high commendations and shortlists including: being named one of the 100 small business by small business Saturday, winning a place on a brooch collaboration with transport for London and Craft Central. Other awards are being highly commended for the made in Britain award by the Heritage Crafts Association, being highly commended for the Green award through Hounslow Council 2016 and winning the Green award through Hounslow Council 2017 amongst other awards. Farah has also won the Heathrow world of opportunity award 2017 and have been shortlisted for the Winston Churchill Memorial trust award 2017 and product of the year award, gifts for women by Notonthehighstreet 2016.

All Farah’s pieces are made to order.

Using reclaimed metals and glass, Doa works with skilled local artisans designs fun, statement pieces inspired mainly by the founder's love of art. This first collection was inspired mainly by the circular logic found in Kandinsky's works. The circle, he wrote, is “the most modest form, but asserts itself unconditionally.” It is “simultaneously stable and unstable,” “loud and soft,” “a single tension that carries countless tensions within it.”

Stööki is a London born and bred lifestyle brand that offers handmade jewellery across a range of diverse collections – all channelling art, fashion and music into their design.

Offering handcrafted rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets – along with some apparel – Stööki’s collections are inspired by modern youth culture and reflect the amalgamation of each industry in their presentation.

Wild Fawn has had sustainability at its heart from the very beginning. Founded in 2015 by Emma Barnes, each piece of jewellery is made with fully traceable or recycled solid sterling silver and 9ct gold. Every order is handmade individually by their all female team in London using traditional silversmithing techniques and conscious methods.

Mocielli jewellery is inspired by feminine archetypes ingrained deep in our beings and strives to be a precious reminder of the virtues and strengths we carry within. The human touch of traditional craftsmen, focus on the ornamentation and finer details is a crucial element to Mocielli designs.

Tshepiso is the namesake of the founder and metalsmith. The focus is on crafting jewellery that is based on shapes derived from daily life, art and memories. the working process often consists of building up and stripping down work to reach a delicate balance of weight and shape. Every piece of jewellery that is ordered, is handcrafted in the studio by Tshepiso just for you, the handcrafted nature of Tshepiso makes every piece similar but unique in its slight differences and imperfections.

A love of nature sits at the heart of Dainty London’s collections, whether a nostalgic look back to Jade’s childhood in Cornwall with its rugged coastline, or taking inspiration from the wood - and farmlands that characterise England’s landscape. With an emphasis on sustainability, we use recycled sterling silver where possible and all of our packaging is environmentally friendly.

Born from the desire to create timeless, wearable jewellery for every occasion, Maalo was established by Mexican designer Montserrat A. Alonso in 2019. Each design balances a contemporary aesthetic, inspired by our natural world with vibrant colours and textures from her Mexican culture. All pieces are handmade using ethically-sourced metals and stones in order to produce pieces that last forever and have minimal impact on our planet.

Duxford Studios is the brainchild of Esme Rogers Evans, an award winning Welsh jewellery designer and maker working with eco sterling silver and gold vermeil, specialising in lost wax casting. With a 1st class honours degree in Fine Art Sculpture and having exhibited nationally and internationally, Esme draws on her contemporary artistic grounding to make heirlooms that demand attention and withstand the test of time.

In her latest collection Kristina, founder of Ark Jewellery, delves into the relationship between nature, planets and women. Taking inspirations form the vital veins of leaves representing earth and applying the same pattern for the Half Moon pendant, exploring their interdependency which influences our daily lives.

ORCHESA is inspired by the idea that every aspect of design and formation has intention and importance; like each piece in an orchestra, the balance creates a singular beauty. Each detail is essential.
Based in Sweden, with American roots, the designs are designed and handmade using recycled metals and ethically sourced materials. Preserving and offering natural beauty is very important to us.

Liz Stovell founder of Untold Jewellery is a London born and bred jeweller. As Liz's love and knowledge of design and making has expanded so has her passion for nature and the communities who supply her materials.

An offer of minimalistic pieces that meld with the body whilst exuding a sense of strength and modernity. Timelessness and comfort aim to create longevity for the wearer, with the understanding that jewellery holds memories, marking a personal point in time that can be carried with the wearer forever.

The natural world is the main source of inspiration for British born and based designer and maker Emma Aitchison. Emma is a firm believer that jewellery should not be a contributing factor to the harming of the planet or to humans. Emma’s jewellery is made with a careful consideration of production methods, packaging and sourcing of materials.

Belo is a British-Brazilian accessories brand celebrating ethical craftsmanship and innovation. We use waste materials to create bold yet timeless designs that give back to the community. Crafted by local artisans paid a fair living wage, a percentage of all profits are donated to Casa de Maria, our partner charity in Belo Horizonte, to provide food and care to its most vulnerable people.

House Thirteen is a British-designed, Bali-crafted jewellery and accessories label. Each piece of jewellery is handmade by skilled craftsmen in Bali’s traditional silversmith village, using sterling silver with gold pieces then dipped in 18k gold. ​Mindfully led, the brand operates with passion for both design and the world we live in.

Catherine Marche designs and hand makes fine jewellery that is characterised by its sophisticated chic and simple elegance, with a hint of French playfulness. Catherine's collection includes limited edition luxurious engagement and wedding rings, cocktail rings, necklaces, luscious earrings and bracelets hand crafted in recycled sterling silver and 18 karat gold enhanced by luscious gemstones and shimmering pearls.

Pikaya Jewellery has a passion for metal work and simple geometric forms. Her pieces are characterised by clean lines and unique textures. She enjoys observing emotions of people around her and shapes them into jewel.

Award winning sculptural, dark jewellery for original souls. Made in Birmingham England. Slow, sustainable and ethical.

Studio Vincent is an Edinburgh based jewellery brand specialising in statement pieces with lots of fun shapes and clean lines, taking inspiration from art deco, mid century design and the warmth of the 70's.

Farah designs and makes jewellery in precious metals, both silver and gold using recycled metals in her studio in West London and holds a Fair trade licence. The inspiration behind Farah Qureshi's collection comes from many different sources, largely botanical gardens and looking at the structures, forms and colours of the plant life.

At All Its Forms each piece of jewellery is able to shine in its own unique way, to brighten up the everyday. Every piece is designed to be personal, unique and to hold meaning for its individual wearer.

Another Jewel is created based on the dream of creating something special made for everyone. That everyone has access to a piece of jewellery which is not mass produced. Another Jewel is all about perfectly imperfect minimal pieces for an individual style where no two pieces would be the same.

Welcome to the world of Clio Saskia, designer and maker of exotic animal-inspired fine jewellery bringing weird and wonderful treasures to life. Craftsmanship combined with a playful aesthetic showcases the natural world in all its glory.

Millie Marks is an award-winning jewellery design graduate from Central Saint Martins, London. Millie’s jewellery aims to encourage creativity through play with the pieces, all of which are made by Millie herself using recycled or fair-trade materials.

Olivia Taylor is a designer and jewellery-maker based in Scotland. In 2019, after graduating from Glasgow School of Art, she created a brand of timeless, contemporary jewellery, translating her love for design and fine jewellery into a new form of statement pieces.

The French - Togolese jewellery atelier does not hesitate to offer earrings and necklaces inspired by modernist west african art in its Le Golfe de Guinée collection, solo earrings inspired by the rainforest, mismatched pairs such as Les Sculptures and undulating hoops as in the Le Serpent collection.

Sister & Kin is about challenging equality in the fashion industry. These pieces are designed by Sara, with a mission to create relaxed ethical pieces for women who believe in supporting other women. Working with fair practices and traditional crafts.

Born in London to Ghanaian parents I take contemporary British design elements and blend them with materials that reflect my Ghanaian heritage - creating the artful, contemporary Katiico collection. One of the greatest elements in the collection is Aggry Beads, the very bead that my ancestors used to produce – which were considered so valuable that they once substituted currency in Ghana (and which are still held in high esteem in the country today).

Natalie Perry creates ethical and sustainable everyday luxury jewellery inspired by the stories she has collected on her travels. Each piece is made using Fairtrade Gold, recycled silver and ethically-sourced gemstones and conveys themes of unconventional beauty.

Behô is the result of my purpose journey - and it is a small business with huge goals to make our world a better place to live by replacing toxic materials for natural, organic and recycled stuff in high-quality products. We support craftsmanship and artisans in Latin America and every piece has a kind of 'Latin soul'. Everything is created with care and made to last.

Bridging the gap between fine and fashion - Inspired by nature and art. Quince Jewellery, handmade treasures in gold, silver, gems and pearls.

Alex is an ex graffiti artist turned jewellery designer based in Essex with the support and backing of the Princes Trust. Nominated for the UK Jewellery Awards in 2016 & 2018. Alex's jewellery is inspired by children’s drawings from all corners of the globe. These drawings are the sole inspiration for his designs, and a portion of the profits go back to their schools.

Emma Andersen is originally from Denmark where she studied as a goldsmith and was fortunate to work with master goldsmiths and designers in Copenhagen, which inspired her to start E. Andersen Fine Jewellery. Each piece is inspired by nature and classic danish design. Bringing the beautiful views, memories and shapes into the jewellery, each pieces is unique like the natural world.

Our jewellery is made with a special palm seed from the Amazon Jungle used 200 years ago. The seed is known as vegetable ivory because its colour, hardness and density are very similar to animal ivory. It is used for re-foresting the Amazons and is considered the only natural and eco-friendly substitute for it.

Ellis Mhairi Cameron is a fine jeweller, whose work is inspired by her Scottish heritage. Created by hand in her London studio, Ellis uses traditional techniques and hand skills to give her pieces their signature rugged aesthetic.

K:ss creations' unique pieces are handmade using materials such as concrete, wood and copper. Only up to 10 pieces are made of each design ensuring an exclusive retail experience and a continuous creative process.

Elsa Tierney is a UK based jeweller specializing in wax carving. A practice used for both jewellery making and sculpture and based on an ancient process called Lost Wax Casting.

Isaak Ayo produces bags made from upcycled, and natural fabrics, specialising in bags from upcycled kimono. Sustainability, being ethically made, and having the least impact on the planet is very important to the label and me - which is why we use upcycled fabrics and materials such as cork, bamboo, hemp and upcycled silk.

Using the finest naturally hypoallergenic silk as the canvas, hand painted strokes of natural dyes are digitised onto silk, producing wearable art which is at once expressive, empowering and – most importantly - unique.

At SA:VA, we blend cultures and traditions through slow making and craftmanship.

Indian heirloom quilts and the distinctive art form of block printing are re-imagined through artisanal storytelling into pieces that can be cherished forever.

Our creations carry responsibility, community and kindness - bringing us back to the magic that fashion can be.

Smateria is an ethical and sustainable fashion accessories brand with a deep-rooted interest in innovation, design and sustainability. Smateria defies convention by using unusual and recycled materials to create a whole new perception. Materials such as repurposed fishing net, recycled plastic bags, or upcycled leather offcuts, are re-imagined to create unique, stylish, and sustainable bags and accessories.

Lina Wil's understated designs merge sustainable materials and traditional processes with innovative digital sculpting techniques, creating modern luxury pieces that elevate the everyday.

Elizabeth-Yemi's work dreamily reinterprets and recontextualises her newly discovered rich Nigerian culture.

Caroline Wellesley creates unapologetic and colourful jewellery with a playful edge. All Caroline Wellesley jewellery is made using recycled sterling silver, produced in a socially responsible and environmentally way. All her jewellery is handmade in her London studio and each stage of the process is achieved within a 10mile radius, minimising her carbon footprint.

Azura Designs blends traditional fabrics with modern styles to give their customers a new wearing experience.

Lyndsay Fairley’s current collection is based on abstract mark-making, inspired by the spontaneous compositions of debris washed up on beaches along the East Coast of Scotland. Creating unique contemporary pieces that appear as drawings on the body, she uses a range of techniques including enamelling, patination and wire inlay to create a subtle, muted colour palette that focuses on depth of texture and tone.

Labyrinth Jewellery was started in 2019 from the tiny shed studio in my lovely leafy Hampshire garden. It was born out of a passion for unique organic forms, craftsmanship and a conscience for working with responsible and ethical materials. Taking inspiration from nature, the collection focuses on texture and surface design in Sterling Silver and 9 to 18ct Gold.