Showing posts with label Fairtrade Fairmined gold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fairtrade Fairmined gold. Show all posts

Friday, 8 June 2012

14 Carat Exhibition during Jewellery Week 2012


14 Carat opens this Monday, 11 June, for a 2nd year during Jewellery Week, London's most vibrant and diverse jewellery event. 14 designer makers will be exhibiting and selling their wares in the Craft Central Galleries just off St. John's Square, Clerkenwell, London.

Amanda is pleased to be taking part in this exhibition again with 13 other jewellery designer-makers and will be showing pieces from her new Asteroid collection in Fairtrade and Fairmined gold as well as those from her XX and Pipette collections. She will be at the event on Monday's Open Evening, Tuesday afternoon and all day Friday and Saturday to show and discuss her work.

The event has also received some nice press from Professional Jeweller this week.

For event information, please visit 14 Carat's Facebook page, or the exhibition's event page on Jewellery Week's website.

Event information:
Craft Central Galleries, 33-35 St. John's Square, Clerkenwell, London, EC1M 4DS
Monday 11th June, 6-8pm, Open Evening with complementary drinks
Tuesday 12th June 12-6pm, Wednesday 13th June 12-6pm
Thursday 14th June 12-7pm
Friday 15th June 12-7pm
Saturday 16th 12-5pm




Tuesday, 15 May 2012

Video Release: Behind the scenes with Amanda Li Hope

Amanda Li Hope - Jewelry Designer Maker from SupaDupa.me on Vimeo.
As part of their "Because, Love Comes First" series, SupaDupa Me chats with Amanda and gets a glimpse inside her workshop. In this video Amanda tells us more about herself, her inspirations, her first sale, and little about how she juggles two jobs as an architect and jeweller.

Tuesday, 24 April 2012

Amanda Li Hope joins Fair Jewelry Action

Fair Jewelry Action announces Amanda Li Hope
as their newest member

It's official - Amanda Li Hope is the UK's 10th member to Fair Jewelry Action, an organisation dedicated to promoting environmental justice and human rights in the jewellery industry. FJA members come from all over the world including Australia, Denmark, Japan, the UK and the USA; and they represent all facets of the industry from manufacturers, retailers, NGO's, to studio and designer jewellers.

Lead by fair trade jewellery advocates Greg Valerio and Marc Choyt , FJA's goal is to create a transparent and traceable global network of mine-to-market products of ethically produced jewellery. 

Amanda is proud to be FJA's newest member and be a part of this international coalition.