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Three ethical engagement rings from the Hera collection, characterised by lab-grown diamonds, recycled gold, hand-engraved bands and rub-over gemstone settings

Ethical engagement rings and wedding bands from the Hera and Crown collections, characterised by ethical gold, small conflict-free diamonds and contemporary band shapes

        One-of-a-kind art jewel earrings, hand-crafted using ethical white gold, fair-traded blue tanzanite and white enamel

        Arabel Lebrusan is a leading artist, award-winning jewellery designer and key founder of the ethical jewellery movement. Designed by her and skilfully fashioned by the most experienced craftspeople in the industry, a bespoke Lebrusan Studio heirloom tells a unique story of stunning design, exquisite craftsmanship and beautiful ethics.

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        A bespoke nature-inspired wedding ring, cast in ethical yellow gold and set with conflict-free diamonds

        A bespoke jewellery design

        Behind Lebrusan Studio’s unique pieces is Arabel Lebrusan; leading artist, award-winning jewellery designer and key founder of the ethical jewellery movement. With over fifteen years of experience in jewellery design and a long list of accolades under her belt, Arabel Lebrusan is a multifaceted artist who specialises in creating timeless pieces of jewellery that will be cherished by generations to come.

        Her pieces encapsulate traditional artisanship, beautiful ethics and a distinctive mix of cultural, historical and aesthetic inspirations.

        Arabel Lebrusan, award-winning jewellery designer, leading artist and pioneer of the ethical jewellery movement

        Collaborations: London Fashion Week with Scott Ramsay Kyle



        Arabel made its London Fashion Week debut accessorising the Autumn/Winter 2008 collection of the fantastic up and coming fashion designer Scott Ramsay Kyle.

        Scott took inspiration from The Queen of Hearts‘ henchman from Alice in Wonderland and Grace Jones’ iconic strong style.

        Jumpsuits, playsuits (surely a double whammy of all-in-ones spells a HUGE trend for next season), shift dresses and tunics were Tabard shaped. Not since the animated cards of Alice in Wonderland did a pack of cards look so appealing. Peek-a-boo sides lead the eye down to embroidered embellishment in metallic shades, that Scott had harnessed during his time at legendary label Biba, adding extra decoration to the sharp clean lines. Scott also used heavier embroidery, with beads and tassles, as focal points on the front of tabards, giving these designs a military-esque feel.

         

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