Some brands create jewellery .Others create meaning. Amaré  sits firmly in the second group — a brand built not on trends, but on intention. What started as a handmade crystal necklace exchanged between two lifelong friends has grown into a global reminder that connection, courage and self-love are worth carrying with you every day. Founded in Denmark by friends Amy and Tina, Amaré  began with a simple idea: jewellery should hold more than shine. It should hold meaning . It s

Jewellery has always held a quiet kind of power. Not because it sparkles, but because it remembers. A necklace can hold the warmth of a moment. A ring can mark a promise. A bracelet can become a ritual — something reached for automatically on the good days and the hard ones. These pieces outlast seasons and trends because their value isn’t found in fashion. It’s found in meaning. In a world where so much feels fast, disposable or easily replaced, personalised jewellery has re

Some beauty brands talk about being “eco.” Senso Naturale   lives it  — quietly, intentionally, and with a kind of Italian soulfulness that instantly stands out. Built on family tradition and grounded in the belief that beauty should nurture skin, mind and body , Senso Naturale  has shaped its philosophy around nature, wellbeing and community. From choosing vegan, plant-based formulas to crafting solid cosmetics that remove the need for plastic packaging, every decision feels

The things we wear tell stories — of taste, of memory, of who we are becoming. But what if they could also reflect what we stand for ? In a world where trends move fast and attention is fleeting, a growing number of brands are slowing down to create beauty with meaning. They’re proving that jewellery can be more than decoration — it can be a reflection of care, craftsmanship, and quiet impact. Finding Joy in the Details One such brand is Hey Happiness , a Berlin-based team th

In the vibrant world of beauty, few brands have coloured life as brightly and ethically as Barry M . Founded in 1982 by Barry Mero, the brand began its journey in London’s markets with a bold mission — to make high-quality, cruelty-free cosmetics accessible to everyone. What started as a small stall selling colourful nail paints soon became a statement of self-expression and ethical innovation. A Legacy of Colour and Courage Barry M built its reputation on daring shades that

When Bonheur Jewelry  was born, it carried a legacy — the founder’s grandmother’s treasured pieces — and a promise: to make jewelry that lasts not just in style, but in story. From its first designs, Bonheur set out to create more than adornment. Their vision is one of timeless elegance rooted in integrity . That’s why they use recycled metals , source ethically mined gemstones , and aim to minimize environmental impact in packaging and shipping. Each piece is inspired by the

When The Natural Africa  began, Catarina and Andrew weren’t chasing trends — they were following their roots. In the Cape Floral Kingdom  of South Africa, where fynbos plants flourish and over 8,000 species exist nowhere else on Earth, they saw not just nature, but possibility — a living pharmacy. Catarina’s connection to the land runs deep. Her family ties to Rooibos farmers and her years in global beauty — from Kiehl’s to YSL — gave her both the reverence and the precision

In a beauty world filled with fast fixes and chemical shortcuts, Three Warriors  emerges as a refreshing alternative — combining ethically sourced ingredients, sustainable production, and a genuinely luxurious tan. Founded in Tasmania, this Australian-owned brand crafts organic, vegan, and cruelty-free self-tanning products that aim to leave your skin glowing — and your conscience clear. Crafting an Ethical Tan Experience From the beginning, Three Warriors chose purpose over