FINISHING TOUCHES 71 ACCESSORISE WITH STYLE These Yorkshire jewellery and accessories’ businesses are ready to help you with the finer details Who? Aisle of White Where? Leeds Why? “We offer a selection of handcrafted veils, head/hairpieces and accessories, including backchains, belts, necklaces and earrings. Our suppliers include Ivory & Co, Richard Designs and Twilight Designs, plus accessories from Morilee and Ronald Joyce. We try to choose items that reflect our collections, with pearl and high sparkle veils popular, as well as lace capes, veil wings and personalised creations. As for accessories, we’ve been stepping away from traditional sparkly tiaras and bringing in modern seed pearl and porcelain to move with the trends. If you’re looking for veils, capes, hair pieces or accessories in golds, silvers, pearls, sparkle or lace, we’ve the perfect selection for you.” Haley Powell | www.theaisleofwhite.co.uk Who? Cast Where? Sheffield Why? “We help couples ditch mass-produced wedding rings in favour of bespoke heirlooms, bursting with personality. With us you can handcraft your own designs alongside our expert team at our studio, or at home with our award-winning Wedding Ring Kit. Create your rings in jewellers’ wax and we’ll cast them in solid silver, gold or platinum, lovingly hand finished and ready to wear and cherish forever. Since launching in 2019, we’ve cast over 30,000 bespoke jewellery pieces, each as unique as the last; collaborated with some of the world’s most iconic brands; and shipped our kits to every continent on the planet. From classic styles with hidden details, to organic shapes and textures with dazzling stones – anything goes!” Molly Low | www.experiencecast.com Who? Jacqueline & Edward Where? Wetherby Why? “We provide ethical engagement and wedding rings, made from eco-friendly recycled precious metals, and sustainably panned alluvial river gold. Diamonds are ethically sourced, favouring lab-grown and recycled as our preference; and for every purchase made, a native tree is planted in the Caledonian Forest. Our Mokume Gane collection is based on the 17th century Japanese metalwork technique, where different metals are fused and worked to create unique designs. Handmade from sustainable river gold, and ethically sourced 18ct recycled gold and eco silver, they make for a totally unique piece to cherish for years to come.” Mark Bell | www.jacquelineandedward.com
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