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- by Emilie Idea, 03/2012
2011
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This collection sees added glamour through stones and Swarovski Crystals for frosty, starry, and snow inspired pieces as well as infused berry and fuchsia hues.
Our necklaces, rings and earrings remain simple and easy to wear pieces of unique adornment in our 2011 Collection. The natural stretch in our knitted necklaces means they are just pulled over the head. Neck wire pieces fix into a chenier. Ear-wires can just be looped through the ear. Rings are fully adjustable. Therefore; anyone can enjoy wearing them!
2010
Our 2010 Collection saw new colours introduced from pink to blue and green to grey and black, as well as new shapes in the form of Ripple and Butterfly Wing necklaces immersed or tipped with colour and the Ripple with chain attached for easy every day wear and length.
2009
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- by Emilie Idea, 2008/9
Emilie Idea began here with almost colourless jewellery pieces in various scales and forms. This collection laid the foundations for her later collections, focusing on the basic technique, form, nature of material and the ways it is finally worn which flow throughout Emilie’s work. The flower, or seed as it sometimes appears, has now become an integral part of every collection. These pieces have been exhibited and displayed in various places:
London: Free Range at the Truman Gallery, Brick Lane, 2009, New Designers, Design Centre, Islington and Canary Wharf Window Galleries, Canary Wharf
Somerset: Air Gallery, Wells and Ayerst & Graces, Street