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Metallic flower power in the city

19th January 2009 Print
Metallic flower power in the city Contemporary jewellers Saretta has launched a new Floral Collection consisting of unique one-offs and limited edition pieces inspired by nature. Sarah Bond, founder and Creative Director of Saretta, handcrafts each piece using the lost-wax technique; she carves and manipulates wax which is cast into ethically certified sterling silver, 9 or 18ct gold.

Sarah formed Saretta out of a belief to be far removed from the mass-produced look and feel of contemporary jewellery, which has saturated the UK jewellery industry.

“Surrounded by flowers and nature growing up I am forever fascinated by the complexity of something so delicate as a garden flower; I never try to recreate a flower but focus on capturing the movement and texture.”

Saretta produces bold dynamic pieces that are adapted to be worn with versatility.

“I like to accessorise jewellery; where possible I will make a design with a brooch fitting as well as a pendant attachment.”

As a young jeweller based in London’s Hatton Garden, Sarah seeks to challenge her trade and introduce more art-lead jewellery with a “much needed” focus on ethical and human rights implications often overlooked by the industry.

Saretta jewellery is all handmade by Sarah and hallmarked at the London Assay Office.

For more information, log on to Saretta.co.uk.

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Metallic flower power in the city