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Based in London, United Kingdom, we launched namana jewellery in 2017 with the goal to offer an affordable alternative to traditional fine jewellery. With a family heritage in fine jewellery design and crafting spanning three generations, we decided to apply our design expertise and technical knowledge to produce high quality fashion jewellery and sterling silver jewellery. Our mission is to offer an affordable alternative to traditional fine jewellery without neglecting quality of craftsmanship and paying attention to the finish of each piece of jewellery. Taking inspiration from nature and culture and combining them with ideas drawn from the latest fashion and trends, we offer distinctive collections of jewellery for the modern women and urbane men.
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United Kingdom
- 020 3826 8915
- contact@namana.london
- namana.london
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