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I’m Evie Milo, a Yorkshire lass perched atop a cliff in Fife, Scotland, making beautiful unique pieces of jewellery from precious antique and recycled silver. I’m often referred to as The Spoon Lady. Why? Because I collect and salvage antique silver teaspoons and cleverly re-purpose them into wearable heirlooms just for you. My jewellery is inspired by the Scottish coast, but also the details and designs in the historic silver I choose to work with. All my jewellery is made from recycled silver and I waste nothing in my making process. I save and re-use the silver dust from filing. I also melt down and re-use any silver offcuts. it's too good to waste! So if you're after jewellery that is unique, something different, look no further...
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45 Pettycur Road, KY3 9RN, Kinghorn, United Kingdom
- milomade.co.uk
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