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"My work is a reflection of my belief that jewellery should be more than just an accessory, it should be a meaningful and lasting addition to one's life story"

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JEWELLERY WITH A PURPOSE, JEWELLERY WITH MEANING,
A BRAND WITH A MISSION.

TRUE - HONEST -THOUGHT PROVKING

Every piece of jewellery I create is considered, not only for its design, but for its purpose. I lovingly and carefully handmake each piece to order using eco-conscious and sustainable processes and materials. Before I even begin to make a piece of jewellery, I already have its purpose in mind. It's considered, it's thoughtful, and it was only ever meant for you.

 

My love for ancient jewellery, the beauty in raw materials, and seeing beauty in the imperfect, is what inspired me to create Rebekah Ann Jewellery. I believe in making jewellery in a purposeful, eco-conscious and sustainable way, while also creating luxury that is non-compromising and doesn't cost the earth. I want to show that being eco-conscious, sustainable and using recycled materials does not mean compromising on style.

 

My work is a reflection of my belief that jewellery should be more than just an accessory, it should be a meaningful and lasting addition to one's life story. Each piece is made to order for each customer, ensuring that each piece is unique and special. I specialise in Engagement, Wedding and Capsule Collections, and am committed to making jewellery that has as little environmental impact as possible. I strive to source materials responsibly and use sustainable practices whenever possible, so that my jewelry not only looks beautiful, but gives back and is respectful of our planet.

PURPOSEFUL ~ SUSTAINABLE ~ ECO CONSCIOUS

WHAT DO I MEAN WHEN I SAY THIS?



PURPOSEFUL: Every item for jewellery is made to order, it has a purpose before it’s life has begun. It’s a ring the represent a couples love, it’s a gift for a friends, it’s a self gift to mark a mile stone’s. Your item of jewellery was purposefully made for you and only you. It’s also made in a purposeful way, purposefully having as little impact on our environment as possible.

SUSTAINABLE: Slow made, made to order is a sustainable way to work. Only using and sourcing valuable resources as and when they are needed. Not carrying back stock of gold, or having work just sat in stock boxes hoping someone might buy it one day. It’s something I can maintain and helps ensure that the above values are met. Working in a way that looks to the future and works towards less devastation for generations to come.
Thinking beyond the life of the product, what can happen to its at the end of its life. I do sometimes make a very small number of one off designs but never carry more than 4-5 items.

ECO CONSCIOUS: Or eco aware. I’m consciously aware of the environment and what impact I and my business might be having and what I can do to lessen this. The environment is at the core of my business and jewellery. Over the years, following conversations and learning I’ve removed nasty chemicals from the workshop replacing with natural alternatives, I’ve stopped offering certain finishes. I’m only using recycled or responsible sourced materials, I off set my CO2 , I use recycled and compostable packing, to name a few of my steps. I know how impactful my jewellery and my business can be on the environment so I’m working to reduce this impact as much as possible.

The language used in the industry and to describe certain aspects of being a goldsmith and a sustainable jeweller can be tricky and so I make sure to reference and work along side the Jewelry Glossary Project to help make sure that customers and goldsmiths/jewellers/sellers are using the same reference to make sure there is a transparency across the board with regards to the turns used.
The goal of the Jewelry Glossary Project is to create shared definitions of key terms within the jewelry industry for use by the trade and the public. The project was launched to increase transparency throughout the supply chain, by building consensus on definitions for key terms and creating accountability for their usage. 

 

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