Luladot

Lula Dot is Lucy Norman. Her jewellery collection entitled "Timepieces Adornments" speaks for itself, softly ticking away from it's handcrafted display. Made from the inside of broken watches and discarded clock faces, every piece is unique and now timeless. With cut out shapes reminiscent of constellation patterns and lunar skies, the irregular nature of these objects coupled with their delicate assemblage is what makes these items so distinctive.

Luladot aims to upcycle London’s waste into lasting beauty, bringing new life to old objects. Please check out her website for her other product designs such as the "CAPtivate" lamp & her tierred book end lights called "Light Reading" which have lit up the Swanfield shop floor, the Geffrye Museum, & Colette in Paris to name a few. With us since the first swan happenings, we are happy to have her under the wing x

Jenny Jenny

Inspired by a box of vintage silks, belonging to her Grandmother, Jenny Collier has reinterpreted the shapes and materials discovered within to create her second range of handcrafted designs, combining fine fabrics and threads with Stirling Silver.

Using her signature handmade tassels, now ranging from miniature and multi-layered to classically long and elegant, these updated favourites and new styles are a vibrant progression. Solid Stirling Silver is used throughout and complemented by oversized metallic painted wooden beads.

The production of these designs will only ever be in extremely limited numbers. Using finite vintage materials and making each piece meticulously by hand ensures each one remains precious.















Above... The tassel charm bracelet transforms with the addition of a matching stirling silver extender chain, to become a necklace. Simple versatility at it's most stylish.