Most people imagine gemstones being freshly mined from the earth. But there’s another way to create jewellery - by using secondhand gemstones. These pre-loved stones have already existed in the world, often as part of a piece of jewellery. By giving them a new life in fresh designs, I can create pieces that are not only beautiful, but also more sustainable and meaningful.

When it comes to appreciating the elegance and allure of silver jewellery, we often marvel at the intricate designs and the sparkle it adds to our attire. But behind the sparkle, there's a fascinating science to the purity of silver that makes each piece distinct in its own way. At Hazel's Jewellery Shop, I believe in the importance of understanding the materials that make up your favourite pieces. Therefore, in today's post, I delve into the world of silver purity and explor

Jewellery is not a nessecity item, let's face it if we had to we could live without it! But I know that in other ways it is! As it's a way to share love, a story or friendship, it's a way to express ourselves or it can give us courage (just to name a few!!!) Because of this it's important to me that my jewellery does not contribute to fast fashion but will last, be enjoyed for a very long time & for it to be passed down through the generations of a family collecting stories a

In 2014 I began making jewellery using silver plated charms & acrylic beads. I loved the creativity, the making process & having something to show for it after. I even wore a bracelet that I made to my wedding! But after a while my creativity out grew the charms that were available so in 2017 I dabbled with polymer clay. Polymer clay gave me complete freedom as I started with an idea & a ball of clay! But I began to have reservations about using silver plated materials, as on

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