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Rencie Santos is a multi-awarded Filipino jewellery designer who is building up an international reputation for unique, high quality, imaginative work. Specialises on bespoke bridal accessories, wire jewellery, resin art and polymer clay. He uses sustainably sourced materials such as wood, resin, crystals, fresh water pearls and semi precious stones. He recently launched a new line of scented candles, ISLAS. Made from all-natural coconut wax and scented with high-quality fragrance and essential oils, our candles will elevate any atmosphere and create a serene and cozy atmosphere.
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18a Chesson Road, W14 9QX, LONDON, United Kingdom
- rencie_santos@yahoo.com
- rencie.co.uk
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