So after a serious amount of travelling on our great British transport system and thus having much time to kill - I have been buying quite a few magazines to flick through.
So thank you National Rail for allowing me to find these beauties...
My first find is Aurelie Bidermann.
Aurelie trained in gemology and with a Masters in art history, the French jewelry designer is renowned for her exquisite craftsmanship. Launched in 2003, her label is an eclectic mix of bohemian and rock'n'roll edge - think cord bracelets with quirky mother-of-pearl charms.
One of my favourite pieces is this 18-karat gold-dipped lace cuff.
Gold-plated heart beaded necklace
My second find Venessa Arizaga
A Parsons graduate and ex-design director of Zac Posen, she launched her jewellery line in 2007. Inspired by a trip to Puerto Rico, her handmade designs are a striking fusion of luxe metals and colorful clusters of whimsical charms.
Silver plated chain, midnight black threading with glass pearls.
Belgian-born Vanessa Kandiyoti founded her Turkish-inspired jewelry line in 2007 with eye-catching designs based on talismanic symbols of protection and good fortune, such as the Evil Eye. Exquisitely crafted from luxe materials including diamonds and sapphires, her fine-chain charm bracelets and necklaces will add an exotic flash of glamour to every look.
Diamond and sapphire mini charm necklace.
This piece caught my attention as just a few weeks ago I bought a necklace in the accessorise sale with the hamsa charm and teamed it with a small heart shaped evil eye emblem that I had in my trinket box. And voila - my very own cheap Kandiyoti!
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