Lifestyle

I have been given some advice about my photography. Apparently jewellery sells better online if the images are lifestyle rather than cutouts (like I normally have).

Luckily for me my photographer is fab at both. Really pleased with the results but not sure which I prefer.

What do you reckon?

Coming soon....

The Family Collection

New charms, new fonts and twinkling brilliant cut diamonds for some added seasonal sparkle.

Available from the eboutique in a couple of weeks time.

Like?

Twice as nice

Last night I was playing around with ideas and I decided to add another version of my ID bracelet. Perfect for those who prefer something a little chunkier or have too many words/names to go on a single bar. I'm really pleased with how the double ID turned out. Both items are being sent off for photography this weekend and hopefully the finished shots will do them far more justice than my shoddy camera work does.

And, most importantly of course, 10% of the sales of this version will also go to SOS children's villages.

xxx

It's all about ME

I had been designing award-winning jewellery for some well known brands for over a decade when my second child was born. The thought of working full time (even from home), commuting to London for meetings and juggling two small children just seemed like too much for me so I abandoned the corporate world of jewellery.

I wanted to celebrate the birth of my children with a special piece of personalised bling but could find nothing beautiful enough on the market. I decided to follow my dream and began designing and creating my own.

I started by making one for myself (see above), hand stamped with my children's names, Sam (chambers) and Molly (beau). I wanted the necklace to be tactile, organic and playful so I added textured hearts and beautiful semi precious stones. This necklace spawned so many requests from fellow parent admirers that in late 2008 Chambers & Beau was born.

So, this is really just the beginning. Feel free to check in whenever you like to see how it grows and develops x