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Rodgers and Rodgers Jewellery launch lemon topaz range

Rodgers and Rodgers Jewellery launch lemon topaz range
8 July 2013
Lucy Pennington
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Lucy Pennington
8 July 2013

Rodgers and Rodgers jewellery, created in 2010 by Lynn and Kate Rodgers, was inspired by the free thinking individual and the brand aims to capture youthful fun, style and eccentric vibrancy.

R & R has a current range of bangles, earrings, pendants and rings, each piece handcrafted using Sterling Silver and 22 Carat Gold Vermeil. Embedded in the range are, to name a few, Amethysts, Rose Quartz, Carnelian and Smokey Topaz.

In line with their vibrant nature, Rodgers and Rodgers have now chosen to launch a range embedded with the Lemon Topaz stone, a vibrant lemon yellow translucent gem.

Thought to have been first mined by the Romans, the Topaz has traditionally been known to have rejuvenation and healing properties. Topaz is also the birthstone of those born in the month of November.

Apart from the new designs, Rodgers and Rodgers have re-created their key pieces such as the Astrid Teardrop and Featherback Three Drop Briolette Earrings.

Keeping with their flamboyant nature, they have also created a set of vibrant yet classic cocktail rings. The range definitely resonates with the free thinking individual proud of their eccentric style, but will give even the most conservative person a fun edge to any outfit.

Lucy Pennington

Rodgers and Rodgers Jewellery range is available throughout the UK and internationally. To view the new Lemon Topaz line and their entire collection visit their website here.

 

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