Take Comfort…
If there were to be one last-minute wish on my Christmas list, it would be to own a gorgeous piece of jewellery from Comfort Station.
Each magical piece is handcrafted and looks to tell a story, with their special ‘vintage’ charms and hidden messages. I just love them!!
With necklaces averaging aound £200 each, they’re by no means cheap but well worth the pennies don’t you think?
Concise Book of Patterns necklace, Comfort Station for the V&A museum
Let the world know how you’re feeling, with the Barometer necklace!
Feed Me spoon necklace
Amy Anderson’s fantasticly quirky designs can be purchased from her little shop on Cheshire Street, just off London’s hip Brick Lane, as well as from stockists spanning Europe, America, Asia and Australia. Not bad for someone who began selling her creations on a stall in Portobello Road as a hobby to fund her college studies!
Deco Tracks earrings
View her a/w 2009 collection, ‘In Search of Love’, here.
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