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Safe World Peace collection of necklaces and jewelry promotes the peaceful co-existence of people from diverse world religions and cultures. Until recently the collection, created by jewelry designer Fadia Otte, was only available in Europe. A new website and distributor means the line of stirling silver necklaces, gold and white gold necklaces, earrings, and bracelets are now accessible in the U.S. A portion of all sales from The Safe World Peace collection is donated to charities that support children in need around the world, regardless of religion. Salt Lake City, UT (PRWEB) October 19, 2008 -- Safe World Peace, the collection of diamond necklaces and other fine jewelry, has recently launched in the U.S. Each necklace, bracelet, or earrings are meant to promote peace between Christians, Muslims, and Jews.
Costume jeweller Fatlip is poised to unveil some new collections in spring. Featuring in the latest collections will be chunky amethyst, tiger eye and agate beads, and a resin range. Fatlip will be taking its latest ranges to Spring Fair, Torquay Gift Fair and Scotland’s Trade Fair Spring at the beginning of next year. As well as showcasing its new collections, the supplier will also be exhibiting with its classic lines. Fatlip is also launching a new range of jewellery display products comprising busts and stands made from paper, wood, metal and acrylic. Stands for long and short necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings will all be available. Making up the more traditional Fatlip lines will be jewellery featuring shell, stone, pearl, acrylic, glass, and resin and metal. Fatlip said that colour will continue to play a major role in its collections, sitting alongside its black and silver Midnight collection.
