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Jewellery Designer Lilia Nash Creates Guilt Free Ethical Jewellery

Richard Powell  1 min read
Illustration: greatreporter

Diamonds that have caused civil wars, dirty gold and environmental destruction – all of these are linked to the jewellery trade, which is why Lilia Nash, who developed a love of gemstones from childhood, decided to design and create ethical jewellery that does no harm.



Lilia Nash designs and hand-makes her collection, including custom made wedding rings and engagement rings, birthstone jewellery, dress rings and her range of contemporary earrings using wherever possible environmentally friendly metals, conflict-free diamonds and fair trade gemstones.  Lilia’s collection is contemporary and beautiful and can be worn guilt free.

Most of the jewellery that Lilia creates is bespoke, where a customer can choose a design from her website at http://lilianashjewellery.com and then, working with Lilia, choose yellow, white or rose gold, the gemstone plus the metal finish.

Favourite pieces in the collection are her white topaz and blue sapphire cluster earrings and her diamond set Russian Wedding Ring which can be set in silver or gold.

Lilia Nash and Aveda:  Lilia Nash is delighted to have been commissioned by Aveda to create Sterling silver and pink tourmaline bracelets to be presented to beauty editors at the launch of Aveda’s Pink Tourmaline collection in August.

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