Louella Jewellery Blog
12 things you probably didn’t know about me
Sometimes I think I am too much of an open book. I wear my heart on my sleeve, tell people my every thought and am a massive oversharerer. I sometimes...
12 things you probably didn’t know about me
Sometimes I think I am too much of an open book. I wear my heart on my sleeve, tell people my every thought and am a massive oversharerer. I sometimes...
Gemstone adjustable handmade silver and gold rings
One thing that always gets noticed at shows and events is that all my rings are adjustable. Not pinchy, uncomfortable and temporary but made from noble metals, sturdy and comfortable...
Gemstone adjustable handmade silver and gold rings
One thing that always gets noticed at shows and events is that all my rings are adjustable. Not pinchy, uncomfortable and temporary but made from noble metals, sturdy and comfortable...
Larimar - the stone of peace and clarity
Larimar is a beautiful stone of the palest blue, to me it often looks like lace or a water colour painting. I always want to work with larimar more, but...
Larimar - the stone of peace and clarity
Larimar is a beautiful stone of the palest blue, to me it often looks like lace or a water colour painting. I always want to work with larimar more, but...
Rubies! July’s birthstone as well as 15th & 40t...
The word Ruby comes to us from the Latin 'ruber' and 'rubeus' meaning red. However the word in Sanskrit translates to be “The King of gemstones”. Rubies are typically mined...
Rubies! July’s birthstone as well as 15th & 40t...
The word Ruby comes to us from the Latin 'ruber' and 'rubeus' meaning red. However the word in Sanskrit translates to be “The King of gemstones”. Rubies are typically mined...
Emeralds; the May birthstone and 55th wedding a...
Emeralds were the favourite gemstone of Cleopatra and who can blame her? The Egyptians used emeralds both in jewellery and in their elaborate burials, often burying emerald stones with monarchs...
Emeralds; the May birthstone and 55th wedding a...
Emeralds were the favourite gemstone of Cleopatra and who can blame her? The Egyptians used emeralds both in jewellery and in their elaborate burials, often burying emerald stones with monarchs...