Beautiful Vamp London bracelets
Vamp London is an exciting new jewellery brand that was launched behind the scenes by Emma Lyons and Jacob Nightberg in December 2010. Since then it continues to grow, and it’s no surprise when you see their interesting and beautiful designs.
Emma studied business at University and has a personal love for jewellery, so herself and Jacob, who has over 20 years in the luxury packaging and jewellery display industry, decided to work together and fill the demand for a mid-range, high-quality, sterling silver jewellery collection which borders on high fashion.
Emma says: “Focusing on a high quality with the characteristic taken from white gold and diamond quality settings, Vamp London was centred on the understanding that there was a demand for a jewellery collection without the ‘diamond price tag’.”
Vamp London has been developed to target luxury fashion boutiques, as opposed to traditional jewellers, and this shows through their window displays, the sophistication of the collection and the beautiful packaging it comes in.
Focus on the fashion boutiques market, with the growth of boutique shopping environments, their growing accessory stock and expanding jewellery collections in department stores, meant that they have been able to capture a market that would accessorise according to fashion and would purchase in a fashion environment; a market overlooked by high-street jewellers.
If you haven’t already invested into this collection, it’s definitely time that you do. The collection focuses on a lot of sterling silver with a rose-gold plate, yellow-gold plate and dark silver tones.
They look amazing worn on their own, or even stacked against each other in mixed metals. Whichever takes your fancy.
The pair have big dreams for this brand, so before everyone is wearing them and they’re in department stores everywhere it’s time for you buy some Vamp London jewellery.
Prices starting from £45 for the ring collection and £62 for the bracelet collection. Available to buy online from vamplondon.com
Femalefirst Taryn Davies
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