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Eclectic Jewellery Designers You Need on Your Radar

16th October 2023

Unique handcrafted jewellery is more in demand now than it has ever been. Whether it’s small and quirky pieces or bold head-turning ones, consumers are turning away from mass-produced run-of-the-mill items in search of more eclectic jewellery designs. Here are our five favourite alternative jewellery labels for you to swoon over…

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Tatty Devine

 Behind every great brand is a great woman, and in this case, it is two great women! Co-founders Rosie and Harriet have been the creative forces behind this eclectic jewellery brand for the last 20 years and have built a rather large a cult following of loyal fans.

Passionate about celebrating culture and creativity through their jewellery, Tatty Divine constantly collaborate with artists, designers, charitable institutions and their favourite cultural spaces to inspire new and exciting collections. Designed and handmade in house by a small, skilled team of makers with a passion for art jewellery, they work hard to ensure that every piece boasts the quality and unique stamp that's become synonymous with the label.

 Shop Tatty Devine Jewellery at tattydevine.com

Anisha Parmar

Jewellery and accessories label, Anisha Parmar, celebrates cultural diversity and bold design through a breath-taking range of eclectic necklaces, earrings, rings and bracelets, handmade in their London studio. Recognised for their elaborate forms and distinct couture edge, their pieces have appeared on the pages of Elle and VOGUE magazine, as well as being stocked by one of the world’s leading art & design museums, the V&A.

Influenced by cultures from around the world including African and Mayan tribes as well as colonial styles from the British Raj, each accessory is fused with a contemporary urban aesthetic - a stunning homage to style and heritage. Designs are enhanced by the use of materials such as wood, mirror and marble acrylic as well as exotic touches of gold leaf and mother of pearl, which add exquisite depth and detail to each design. With such unique and exciting collections under their belt, we can’t wait to see what’s next for this exciting brand.

Shop Anisha Parmar Jewellery at anishaparmar.com

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Ola

Launched in 2013, edgy brand Ola is reshaping the face of accessory design with their stylish collection of 3D printed jewellery.  This cutting edge technology involves layers of powdered polyamide nylon or steel gradually built up and fused together by a powerful laser, before being plated to prevent oxidation. The process results in a precise shape and intriguing surface finish, allowing founder and designer, Ina Suffeleers, to create unique and imaginative pieces to her exact specifications.

Designs are beautifully minimal, inspired by modern architecture and artistic schools of thought such as Bauhaus, which favours simple, geometric forms that direct focus to the material and craftsmanship of the piece. From petite earrings to elongated pendants, Ola’s range is understated yet highly distinctive, with many designs available in several colours depending on the type of material or plated finish you require.

Shop Ola Jewellery at olajewelry.com

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Tiki Brighton

Channelling the vibrant nature of their Brighton base, eclectic jewellery label Tiki houses a striking array of pieces including pendants, bracelets, earrings and brooches, guaranteed to turn heads. Founded in 2012 by self-taught designer Cecile Gilbert, Tiki’s range is inspired by Bakelite jewellery and styles from the 20s, 30s and 40s, with three collections drawing on artistic movements from Art Deco to Parisian subculture.

Cecile’s predominant medium is polyester resin allowing for her characteristically chunky style and refreshing colour palette. Combinations such as jet black with zesty lime and cherry red with teal result in a bold and contemporary selection, perfectly suited to the block shapes and glossy finish of the designs, while the cutting and casting process is carried out entirely by hand, resulting in one-of-a-kind items with a personal touch.

Shop Tiki Brighton Jewellery at tikibrighton.com

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Gilly Langton

A designer and maker with a passion for experimentation, Gilly Langton combines mixed materials to create one of a kind jewellery, from her home in the charming fishing village of Plockton, in Scotland.

With a desire to inject colour into a predominately silver jewellery practise, Gilly combines the strength of metal with the softness of hand dyed elastic, to create eclectic jewellery pieces with a unique palette. Inspired by the nautical architectural scattered along the harbour shores, this unqiue, contemporary & experimental collection continue to excite and delight those looking for eclectic jewellery pieces.

Shop Gilly Langton Jewellery at gillylangton.co.uk

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Image credited to all featured jewellery brands with permission.