Not Mass Produced

Not Mass Produced by name, not mass produced by nature - the jewellery at this site is handmade by artisans from the UK and Europe and won't be found in your run-of-the-mill high street store.

So what treasures are in store? The range of silver jewellery from Grace Designs is inspired by nature and features flower and leaf design earrings and pendants; there are handmade trinket bracelets and charm necklaces from Rachel Llewellyn's narrative collection; Daisy Florence's wearable textiles can be pinned to scarves and jackets or used to decorate bags. Or how about a Zoe Woods brooch, carefully crafted using traditional techniques?

Jennifer Ann jewellery mixes precious metals with delicate fabrics to make quirky and wearable pieces. Eszter Mate uses silver with everyday materials like plastic and thread. Olivia Lowe explores the relationship between natural objects such as flowers or fruit, and the contrasting qualities of silver, bringing the two together to create stunning display pieces.. Nicole Shields combines colour or sparkle with semi precious gemstones and crystals. The list goes on and on, and each piece is hugely lindividual, lovingly made and exciting.

It's not just for women either: there are some wonderful pieces for children, such as Quirkles button badges or creature brooches and Andrea Williamson's knitted brooches. For men there are rings and cufflinks by CheekyLemur and Quercus Silver. 

Not Mass Produced supports small businesses and individual makers, rather than mass manufacturers, so you'll be sure to find something unique that is friendly to the environment too. Designers are keeping crafts and traditional skills alive for future generations and give you the chance to buy something genuinely unique and original.