Melissa Joy Manning

Pichulik is a South African jewellery brand founded by Katherine-Mary Pichulik, celebrated for its bold and symbolic designs. Based in Cape Town, the brand’s collections feature necklaces, earrings, and bracelets crafted from locally sourced rope, brass, and stones. Each piece draws inspiration from African traditions, mythologies, and female empowerment, transforming materials into wearable statements. What makes Pichulik unique is its fusion of cultural storytelling with strong, sculptural aesthetics. With an identity rooted in heritage and creativity, Pichulik appeals to those who want ethical jewelry that feels powerful, symbolic, and culturally rich, positioning itself as an internationally recognised South African brand.

Memara is a UK-based jewellery brand offering collections inspired by travel, memory, and story. Its pieces include earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and rings crafted in sterling silver and gold vermeil, often paired with semi-precious gemstones. Designs are soft and romantic, created in limited batches that highlight craftsmanship and preserve uniqueness. Memara distinguishes itself by weaving narrative into each collection, with jewellery that feels symbolic rather than purely decorative. The brand appeals to people who want jewellery with meaning and emotional connection, positioning itself in the British boutique jewellery market as a thoughtful and expressive name.

F+H Studios is an Australian jewellery brand founded by Sharona Harris, celebrated for its bold, edgy designs. Based in Byron Bay, the label creates statement earrings, chunky chains, cuffs, and rings crafted in gold plating, sterling silver, and natural gemstones. Inspired by rock and roll aesthetics and vintage glam, F+H Studios designs pieces that exude strength and confidence. What makes the brand stand out is its fearless embrace of maximalism jewellery that is unapologetically bold yet wearable. With an identity rooted in power and attitude, F+H Studios appeals to those who want boutique jewelry that feels rebellious and striking, carving its niche in Australia’s fashion jewellery market.