We are big on bangles and cuffs, so Rachel Ross Jewellery is pretty high on our list of 'must-haves'.
With an eye toward organic shapes, Ross works mainly with silver and natural materials. Her jewellery combines precious and semi-precious materials to create bold, unique and beautiful pieces. While not formally trained in jewellery-making (and in fact accidentally took up the practice 25 years ago), Ross apprenticed locally and it is obvious that she has a natural talent - one that she has refined over decades of plying her craft.
Ross doesn't just specialise in arm candy though. She also produces delicate earrings, rings, necklaces and bracelets. Her reputation was such that she was asked by Project Runway Season Nine's winner Anya Ayoung-Chee to produce the jewellery used to accessorise her final collection. Further, her Same Sky line of glass and bead accessories are made by Rwandan woman who are either HIV-positive or the survivors of genocide.
With an eye toward organic shapes, Ross works mainly with silver and natural materials. Her jewellery combines precious and semi-precious materials to create bold, unique and beautiful pieces. While not formally trained in jewellery-making (and in fact accidentally took up the practice 25 years ago), Ross apprenticed locally and it is obvious that she has a natural talent - one that she has refined over decades of plying her craft.
Ross doesn't just specialise in arm candy though. She also produces delicate earrings, rings, necklaces and bracelets. Her reputation was such that she was asked by Project Runway Season Nine's winner Anya Ayoung-Chee to produce the jewellery used to accessorise her final collection. Further, her Same Sky line of glass and bead accessories are made by Rwandan woman who are either HIV-positive or the survivors of genocide.
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