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Lilac Tree Makes is a London-based jewelry brand started by Leila in 2017. Working from her studio in west London, she handcrafts all pieces using recycled precious metals and gemstones that are ethically sourced. Her designs draw from a deep love of nature, always beginning with a carefully chosen stone and shaped by the organic forms and textures she sees in the world around her. Every piece is cruelty-free and made with mindful care, embracing slow production to focus on quality over quantity. Leila’s approach is rooted in sustainability, from the materials she uses to the way each item is created. Customers love Lilac Tree Makes because the jewelry not only looks beautiful but also feels personal and conscious. With its blend of artistry, ethical values, and connection to nature, the brand has become a trusted source for sustainable jewelry that’s both heartfelt and wearable.

Camille Jewelry is a New York–based brand that blends elegance with everyday practicality. Its collections span earrings, rings, bracelets, and necklaces made in gold vermeil, sterling silver, and enamel, often accented with subtle gemstone details. Camille Jewelry designs are inspired by modern femininity, aiming to create jewellery that works for both daily styling and special moments. What makes the brand stand out is its dedication to balance pieces that are simple enough for everyday wear yet detailed enough to feel special. With a fresh and versatile identity, Camille Jewelry appeals to those who want everyday jewelry that brings refinement without excess, positioning itself as a contemporary name in the US market.

Storrow is a fine jewellery brand with charm and medallion collections inspired by Victorian and antique forms. Its offerings include charms, lockets, chains, earrings, and rings, many of which can be mixed and matched via open-clip bails. Their aesthetic blends vintage references with contemporary sensibility, creating pieces that feel collected, not manufactured. What gives Storrow its character is the ability to layer and assemble a jewelry wardrobe like a narrative each charm carries weight, both material and emotional. The identity is thoughtful, expressive, and slightly whimsical. Storrow appeals to customers who want jewellery that evolves with them, positioning itself as a brand for wearers who collect stories more than accessories.