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Our gorgeous jewellery is very wearable and transcends easily from a day to evening look. We believe splendid jewellery should be worn on all occasions and be accessible to all, hence our competitive pricing.
Only precious metals are used, sterling silver and 18 carat gold vermeil. We celebrate all precious and semi-precious gemstones, even the modest and unknown, finding beauty in each stone’s natural qualities and appearance. Traditional stone cutters cut and polish the stones to our precise designs and standards for each piece of Shakara jewellery.
Jewellery has the power to be the one little thing that makes you feel unique
MODERN DESIGN & AESTHETIC
We use age-old traditional jewellery making techniques to create modern pieces for women of all ages in the 21st century. Through the association of expert cottage industry manufacturers, we believe in allying with the local community and work with them to adhere to appropriate principals of fair trade and labour practices.
Our gorgeous jewellery is very wearable and transcends easily from a day to evening look. We believe splendid jewellery should be worn on all occasions and be accessible to all, hence our competitive pricing.
Amethyst – the talisman of success.
The Queen of Style – Alexandra Gnjatovic
This Gem is Unstoppable
Debra started her formal training in sculpture with an honours degree from Central Saint Martins School of Art and studied with many successful art contemporaries. She is highly motivated and passionate about influencing the next generation of young artists and has run her own an art school for the last 10 years.
Pearls and the Ama-san
The pearl, in my opinion, is the most feminine, elegant and beautiful gem known to man.
Capri, Amalfi coast – Italy
When I was 8 years old, I forgot the words of the song, Isle of Capri by Gracie Fields, on stage in front of a full audience. That was when the name of that tiny little island off the Italian Amalfi coast imprinted itself in my humiliated subconscious
THE PINK CITY
Our excitement was short-lived when we arrived at our ‘Royal Palace’ hotel, which was booked online. After the initial admiration of the colourfully painted doors and ceilings, narrow passages and staircases leading nowhere the charm started fading in the sweet unmistakable fumes of hashish.