Studying fashion accessories, Leather Studies and Silver smithing Jacey Withers launched his debut designer jewellery collection in Sept 2000. Now in his seventh season Jacey has established his signature style and has built up a loyal fan base. Feminine and at times macabre Jacey has taken his inspiration from mythology, fairy tales and folklore.

He stocks many London boutiques and department stores and is popular amongst stylists and celebrities alike. His unique style has graced the cover of many

Pebble, Designer Jewellery, supply John Galliano and Mathew Williamson, Issey Miyake and Donna Karen to name a few. They were voted #1 store by Vogue UK. Loula's Boutique regularly stock their hottest 'most wanted' jewellery.

Pebble are London based. Peter Adler and his team Jaymie and Nayla, source raw semi-precious materials from around the globe.

London based jewellery designer Katherine Bree originally trained in textiles and knitwear before later moving into designer jewellery, creating her first jewellery collection in 2000. She uses her love of texture and colour to create unique semi-precious designer jewellery, using pearls, silver, found objects.

Her inspiration comes from just about anywhere, nature, cinema, galleries and antique markets. She has built up a steady customer client list and is known for easy to wear, feminine, sensitive pieces.

Jonathan William Anderson was born in Magherafelt, Northern Ireland in 1984. In 2007 he graduated from the London College of Fashion with a degree in menswear, also in the same year he debuted his first Men's and Women's Accessories collections for Spring Summer 2008 at ::ON/OFF:: London Fashion Week.

Combining his love of theatre (he also studied drama at The Actors Studio in Washington DC 2001) with a love for the sinister in literature the universe of JW Anderson is intensely dramatic and compellingly grandiose.

Sam Ubhi was born on 26th July 1961. Sam gained a BA in Constructive Textiles at Middlesex University, and set up Sam Ubhi Designer Jewellery immediately after. Her main fashion influences are the 1940's and 1950's and her mother, spending her early years in Nairobi, Kenya. Nicholas De Steale – the artist and Temples or Wats in Thailand.

Sam loves Galaxy chocolate, lying in bed on a Sunday with a newspaper, food and a black and white movies, a wicked cup of tea, her shoe collection, old family pictures,mojhitos, Steve McQueen, Chance by Chanel.

Aude Durou was born in Paris, and spent her childhood traveling with her father and nomadic touaregs, tribes of Niger. Her father was a professional photographer based in West Africa. Having spent years emerged in their culture found it easy to work with the people, they also speak French. Aude set up a fair trade jewellery company to show to the world their exceptional craftsmanship in jewellery making. See film clip here:
www.dailymotion.com

Citrine by The Stones was established five years ago by Peruvian born designers Mary, Michelle & Joanne Stone. Currently the bulk of the jewelry is produced at their studio in Miami, FL., a vivid and dynamic space reflecting the company’s approach and core values.

By the Stones supports local artisans in both Lima, Peru and Miami through direct employment and fair trade with packaging producers in Bangladesh.

Jeanette CHRISTIANSEN was born in Denmark and moved to Paris eight years ago. She worked for five years as an accessories designer for Sonia Rykiel. Before the creation of CHRISTIANSEN bags. Her fabulous use of natural materials and a keen eye for luxurious fabrics, have combined to produce the 'must have' designer bags of the season.

Dawn McKelvie qualified at the University of Creative Arts, and studied Fashion for four years. After graduating, she worked as a freelance designer, illustrator and pattern cutter. Her diverse background covers Ready to Wear, Accessories, Tailoring, Fetish and Evening Wear.

With a passion for working in leather, Dawn went on to work on a luxury accessories label, creating leather handbags exclusively for Harrods. The experience proved invaluable and inspired her to channel her creativity into her own accessories label.

Monkey Meditates is based in San Francisco. The creation of designer Annie Aukeman. Annie studied graphic design & painting and received a Fine Arts Degree with honors. Annie also studied jewelry design. Annie began designing pieces for her circus friends to perform in, and showed her work at underground events in San Francisco.
She keeps the underground flavour of San Francisco in her work and sell across the US and UK.

Annie works big, big earrings, big style. She works with wood, bone, horn, and silver. Natural materials create a great understated palate for making large jewelry.

Jewellery designer Lisa Anne, at La Jewellery has lived and worked in Wales for ten years and believes wholeheartedly in its magic.

Seeking and finding endless inspiration in her environment, in the changing moods of the landscape itself and in its old stories and hidden hollows. She loves what she does and in every piece she creates, she hopes to pass a little of that love onto you, the traveler who has found their way here.

Maria Francesca Pepe was born in Foggia, Italy on 5th of March 1979. She studied Literature and Philosophy at the “Universita’ Degli Studi Di Milano” She also studied Fine Drawing courses at the “Royal College of Art”, London. The following four years, during her Fashion Design BA at the “Marangoni Institute”, Milano, she studied Fashion, Illustration, Pattern Cutting, Clothing Making and Fashion Business. Maria won the Tannan Fashion Award, Japan in 2003.

Lauren Taylor makes bespoke glass designer jewellery, she graduated from Central Saint Martins with a BA Honours in jewellery Design, 2000.

Glass is cut, kiln formed, then polished to create the main components of the designer jewellery. Lauren says working with glass is labour intensive, but it's intensely beautiful qualities make it worthwhile.

Elizabeth has received prestigious accolades from the Jewellery Industry including the Crafts Council’s Development Award and the prestigious GOLD for Fashion Jewellery at the Worshipful Goldsmiths' Craftsmanship & Design Awards 2004.
She is a visiting lecturer teaching specialist courses in couture jewellery at the University of The Arts, the London College of Fashion and Central Saint Martin’s.