Small British Jewellery Brands To Know

Created by British designer Katie Egan who splits her time between the UK and Bali, Amai uses age-old Balinese crafting techniques and each piece is made from 100% recycled materials.

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Ammé London’s collection encapsulates the shell and pearl jewellery trend of the moment, and with the most expensive piece at just £65, the brand’s pieces make budget-friendly buys.

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After a successful collaboration with mega-influencer Estee Lalonde, Daisy’s delicate pieces have become a regular feature on Instagram. Shop their layered gold pendants to accessorize a bikini this summer.

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Founded by former trader Lynette Ong, Edge of Ember ethically produces its pieces that feature classic pendants and earrings that won’t date.

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Loel & Co’s quirky, Italian-inspired designs make great statement pieces – we love the chunky chain bracelet and irregular coin style pendant.

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Designed and crafted in London, Matthew Calvin’s jewellery is beautifully contemporary – think geometrical shapes and hammered gold detail.

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Another London-based brand, Maya Magal’s designs are feminine and timeless. From celestial inspired moon shapes to irregular ovals, shop for something a little more special that won’t break the bank.

Visit MayaMagal.co.uk

For jewellery stapes like chunky hoops and signet rings, look to Monarc for a contemporary take on classics.

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If you love earrings, check out Pico’s offering of statement designs and stackable hoops at very affordable price tags.

Visit PicoTheStore.com