New silver jewellery range

I've been working on a new range of silver jewellery and it's nearly ready to launch (is anything ever really ready?!).

It comprises of three collections

The be collection
The bee range is a delightful play on words and is perfect for those who like their jewellery to make them smile. A cute bee sits on a honeycomb textured front and on the reverse is your chosen word.
For example be loved, be free, be happy etc

The totem collection
I love that jewellery is personal and has a meaning to the person that wears it. With this in mind I have developed the totem collection. A totem is a symbol that you choose of your personal or spiritual identity. I currently have the following totems

Bee - symbolic of achieving the impossible
Hummingbird - symbolic of energy
Owl - symbolic of wisdom and learning
Butterfly - symbolic of transformation and change
Shell - symbolic of affinity with the sea
Flower - symbolic of growth and blossoming

The pieces can also be personalised with words, initials, dates etc

The personalised collection
I have made personalised pieces for many people and can make

pendants
earrings
cufflinks
brooches

Take a look at my new website and see what you think

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