As seen in Elle

This gorgeous silver cuff, designed by Gossip PR client Ariane Rocher is featured in this month’s Elle magazine.

From the collection Saturn, each piece is hand made using lace and tulle to give it an interesting texture. For each design Ariane uses silver in different finishes, gold matt or shiny and lace to give texture.

When asked what she liked about the collection, Ariane said: ‘ I like that you can interact with the collection by wearing it in different ways. You can stack the rings and bangles or not, and you can wear the necklace long or layered.’

As seen on ITN

Talking about bird trends, ITN online recently featured products from Gossip PR’s jewellery client Eclectic Eccentricity.

As featured in Bliss

Perfectly tying into the owl trend, Bliss magazine recently featured this cute little vintage owl brooch from Gossip PR client Hannah Zakari.

It may be some time before Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland film hits our screens, but this week Heat magazine featured some quirky fairytale themed jewellery from Gossip PR client Hannah Zakari.

As seen in Heat

Designed by the brand Hoolala, the creator Sam says her fairytale collection is inspired by her childhood.

She said: ‘I love books and a lot of my themes and ideas come from my childhood memories. I would spend summer holidays sleeping in my tree house or my tiny calico tent – living outdoors all summer. I also had a little rowing boat I would take up and down the canal, that ran alongside our house. I would pack a picnic and a pile of old books, and row off down to one of the bridges, where I would moor the boat and just lie in the shade reading. My favourites were the folk tales where everyone got chopped up with an axe. The end.’

As seen in Marie Claire

Featured on Marie Claire online today are these gorgeous Peace and Joy necklaces, from accessories boutique Cerise UK.

Perfect for Christmas, the stunning necklaces were made by jewellery designer Vicky Davies. The idea arose after Vicky was commissioned to create some jewellery for a childrenswear shop. Using a little bird in the small necklaces she made, sparked off the idea of using birds within a new range of jewellery for adults. Having used the dove in the children’s jewellery, she decided to use this bird alongside a garden bird to form the ‘Peace and Joy’ birds.

She said: ‘I like the message and the fact that birds are uplifting, which is something that everybody needs at the moment.’

The pieces are hand engraved and hand cut. And what’s unusual is that there are two birds together. On the back of the bird with ‘Peace’ engraved on it, there are also lots of tiny etched stars.

The silver birds cost £80 and the gold is £98 and is made with an extender, so the length of the necklace can be altered.

80s lucite necklace

With something from all the best decades, Gossip PR’s client Freudian Slips Vintage has now launched a range of stunning jewellery to the site.

Chanderlier earrings

From 80’s statement jewellery to sparkly party jewellery from the 50’s and 60’s, the prices range from around £30 to £70.

Unlike many vintage boutiques, lots of the pieces are limited edition rather than one-off and will dress up even the dullest of outfits.

Hetty Rose

Gossip PR’s client bespoke shoe designer Hetty Rose, has appeared today on the German TV channel DW-World. DE.

Hetty Rose

To find out how Hetty’s beautiful kimono fabric designs are created, follow the link Hetty Rose

Anthropologie

Eco shoe designers Beyond Skin have launched a pumps collection exclusively for Anthropologie’s London flagship store.

The company worked with UK charity Trade Remade and sourced the vintage fabrics to transform them in to little pumps with different designs.

Ocotber was the month for Gossip PR’s clients featuring in Grazia, with five appearances in the magazine (including an entire page) from accessories boutique Hannah Zakari and quirky jewellery brand Eclectic Eccentricity.

Here are some of the pieces that made it in.

Hannah Zakari

Eclectic Eccentricity

The Guardian has launched an online fashion store.

Marc Jacobs bag £2,695

While there is a huge amount of choice with over 150,000 products to buy, it doesn’t yet seem too clear just who they are trying to appeal to in having a bit of everything in every price range.

M&S bag £15