Shop Talk: 3 indie jewellery makers
Isy Santini finds some gems in the jewellery market
Wishes On The Wind
Feel like a flower fairy or a cottagecore queen with Wishes On The Wind’s wearable nature. The little Edinburgh shop specialises in preserving flowers, moss and feathers inside eco-resin pendants. Want something in particular? They’re more than happy to take on custom orders.
Visit the Wishes On The Wind site.
Stacy Bias
Inspired by the ever-changing shapes of bird flocks, Glasgow-based artist Stacy Bias released her debut jewellery collection last year, Murmuration, which features delicate starling rings, elegant dotted ear climbers and more. Bias views metalwork as storytelling, using winding lines and detailed engraving to explore the power of collective movement.
Visit the Stacy Bias Jewellery site.
Kaz Robertson
In a world of beige and minimalism, Kaz Robertson’s funky resin jewellery is a breath of fresh air. Combining the fun of the 2000s with bold mid-century shapes, Robertson’s bracelets and brooches are a maximalist delight. She adds an exciting twist to each piece, from reversible jewellery to magnetised bangles.
Visit the Kaz Robertson Jewellery site.