The Chakra bracelets Daisy’s Jewellery have a beautiful spiritual intent. They are colorful cotton straps with one of the seven Chakra Hindu symbols. The word chakra comes from the Indian medicine and refers to the seven main nerve ganglia which flows through the spine. Each chakra has a other meaning. Each bracelet has an explanation of the meaning of your chosen chakra. For a bracelet, you pay €86.10.
‘Feel good’ is the intense feeling the jewellery brand Just J wants to spread with their jewellery collection. This fall the collection will be supplement with new earrings and rings, they didn’t forget the men, because Just J is coming with some fine cufflinks.
Copyright: Pamela Love
The slightly obscure jewellery from Pamela Love is enormously popular. There are a lot of (inter)national magazines paying attention to her designs as well as the celebrities. Unfortunatelly the brand is not for sale in the Netherlands, but on www.fashionology.nl of designer Rachel Duister you’ll find similar jewellery and it’s a lot cheaper.
Copyright Pamela Love Copyright Fashionology
Rachel watches the trends closely; Ann Demeulemeester presented last autumn her Spring/Summer 2010 collection on the catwalks in Paris which featured special jewellery and accessoires. Rachel sells her own variation on this at fashionology.
Left: Ann Demeulemeester Spring/Summer 2010 (style.com)
Right: copyright Fashionology
The story behind the jewelrybrand MAEI
Byoux Etcetera offers newcomers the opportunity to introduce themselves to the market. This time it’s up to Marieke Slangen. In November 2008 this young designer stood with her label MAEI on the international art fair Sieraad in Amsterdam. And last January, she attended for the second time Eclat de Mode in Paris.
“MAEI was founded about 2.5 years ago, out of my love of folklore and folk art. As a child I was fond of folklore. I could browse books with pictures and drawings of distant countries, painted furniture and costumes for long hours. After I finished my bachelor in Education in Fine Arts and Design I became interested in jewelry and I started these designs. My love for folklore returned in the form of hand-painted floral motifs on wooden beads.
A new accessory brand has been introduced to Holland: Diddi. Diddi is Swedish and makes cool, tough jewellery, designed by Camilla Nihlén. She uses natural materials such as leather, suede, glass and various metals. The jewellery is nickel-free and hypo-allergen.
Besides rings, bracelets and necklaces Diddi also brings key rings. With 4 collections a year there’s always something new for a nice price.
Particularly nice are the seperate charms which can be used to compile your own jewellery, so it’s up to you! Read More
