The Aasthana Heritage Collection holds all these values

This season Glasgow based designer Georgia Wiseman launches a new geometric inspired jewellery collection.

The collection, which has been split into three distinct ranges: Dark Star, Eclipse and Geo, could not be more on trend for SS13, where graphic prints took center stage at Marni, Richard Nicoll and Peter Pilotto to name a few. The modern, 3-dimensional collection perfectly showcases Wiseman’s love of geometric pattern and its use in modern culture.

To celebrate the launch, StyleNest have a Georgia Wiseman necklace and earring set from the Dark Star range to giveaway, worth a total of ￡240.

Using the vibrant hues of Swarovski crystals against the contrast of metal, the set characterises the Dark Star collection perfectly. A little bit dark, yet feminine and delicate the pieces are simple enough to work into your everyday wardrobe, yet statement enough to turn heads come evening.

The Dark Star collection is also a prime example of Wiseman’s passion for working with high quality materials and using high quality craftsmanship. All of her jewellery is made in Georgia’s personal workshop, adjacent to her Glasgow based home. Her dedication to using skilled manufactures and traditional jewellery makers also helps retain the heritage of British craftsmanship in the UK.

Abharan Jewellers, has launched a new collection of jewellery called Aasthana Heritage Collection, which narrates the different eras of history of India in its designs and motifs. Based in Udupi, the Abharan Jewellers holds repute for its creative designs that range from traditional to contemporary.

The natural beauty of India has always been an important part of India’s rich cultural heritage. Palace walls still speak to us in intricate detail about the Lotus Flower; a motif that is seen across the country in various forms. Taking inspiration from this era, The Aasthana Heritage Collection’s design represents the Lotus Flower carved in gemstones and set in 18k gold and diamonds. The designs imbibe the quest of Indian royalty to create the best of jewellery for their women. The rich Indian legacy of master craftsmanship combined with the design elements of the time have inspired an unforgettable collection.

Speaking about the launch, Mr. Subhas M. Kamath, Managing Director and CEO, Abharan, said “Abharan has always been associated with delicate designs, beauty and purity. The Aasthana Heritage Collection holds all these values and helps its customers experience true royalty.”

In view of expanding its presence in India, Abharan Jewellers announced plans to inaugurate a new showroom in Karkala, Karnataka, which will showcase Abharan’s range of jewellery over two floors covering 4500 sq ft area.

Beginning in 1935, Abharan Jewellers currently holds a strong presence in Udupi, Shimoga Mangalore. Abharan was the first in India to introduce the ‘Karatometer’an imported device used to check the Karatage/quality of the gold. It also received the ISO 9001: 2008 certification for its quality management systems. Abharan has also been in the forefront of using technology (wi-fi enabled tabs) to enable quicker and faster billing to customers.

Despite significant investment in the store’s interior last year to create additional showroom space on the first floor, the store was forced to close.

Nick Stanhope, Director of EW Payne said ” We have been massively affected by Bluewater as shoppers have been drawn away from traditional businesses that pride themselves on delivering great products and exceptional customer service. As a fourth-generation family member it is devastating news for me, my family and colleagues at EW Payne that we have to close after such a long history in Bromley. Over the years we have served many generations of our customers and their family members as they purchased pieces to celebrate special occasions or as gifts.”
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