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Lilac Lakes is a sterling silver and sea glass jewellery brand, handmade in Dorset, England. Everything is handmade with 925 recycled sterling silver, and using sea glass found across the UK. The jewellery tends to focus heavily on the ocean, with different marine animals being central to a lot of the designs, for example; manta rays, hammerheads and whale sharks. Custom sea glass jewellery designs are also available, with many people choosing to send in their own sea glass in order for it to be handmade into a piece of sterling silver jewellery for them to treasure forever. Lilac Lakes is owned by Lexi, a self-taught silversmith who grew up by the sea and continues to share her love of the ocean through her jewellery.
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- shoplilaclakes@gmail.com
- lilaclakes.co.uk
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