HANDMADE JEWELLERY
Oh, it’s getting exciting! It’s now the run-up to Christmas- the decorations are coming out, the plans are made and the gifting has begun. We love love love making and we especially love making at this time of year. We’re getting the shop orders out, and prepping for Christmas fairs,[…]
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It’s finally here- our new Talún Collection! A while in the making- we are thrilled that the date has arrived and we can share it with you. Talún. (Meaning Land, Ground in Irish) Drawing on the etched markings of crevices and cracks of the Burren limestone, Talún is a[…]
We’re past the half way point of summer.And i for one do not want this summer to end! With the glorious heatwave at the end of July- Ireland was the most gloriuos places to be and showed itslef off in all its splendour! For August- we’ll be embracing the last[…]
We love our Carran Collection. Its true- we do! And…it won an award at Showcase Ireland 2020- so that was extra nice. We love it so much- we wanted to make it bigger! So we added to our collection. Introducing the new Carran Hoops, Carran Mix Pendent and matching Carran[…]
We’re so proud to be part of this great campaign! The Made Local campaign, developed by the Design & Crafts Council Ireland, is a nationwide initiative to boost sales and drive revenue for both makers and retailers. DCCI has over 3,000 registered client enterprises and engages with over 150 retailers[…]
We feel very fortunate to be living in the foothills of Connemara. The beauty of the West is breathtaking. From the stunning views of Roundstone to Cleggan to Maam Valley to Leenane- we are spoiled for choice! This summer we are taking the opportunity to indulge and admire the beauty[…]
The past few months have really made us think about our business and our lives. We have had time to reflect, assess and plan. We are extremely fortunate to have our studio located at the end of our garden in the foothills of Connemara.So we were never too far from[…]
