Nomination Jewellery
have always been a brand I have loved since I got my first bracelet from my
Grandma back in 2015. It has always had a sentimental place in my heart as
there jewellery and charms tend to focus on precious moments with family,
friends and loved ones.
The Nomination story
begins in the 1980s in Florence, the centre of fashion and high-quality
craftsmanship. It was founded by Paolo Gensini who grew up in a farming
community and has strong ties to the land and its traditions. His extensive
experience as a goldsmith and metalworker, together with a keen intuition, led
him to an idea which would revolutionise his life, as well as the jewellery
industry worldwide. Thanks to him the Composable bracelet was created, a bracelet
you can personalise. Individual stainless steel links are attached together
using an clever spring mechanism which you can personalise with letters, quotes
or emblems to create a unique look. The Composable aspect represents the
future, and triggers an innovation within the goldsmith industry.
I was lucky enough to visit
a Nomination store in Scarborough last weekend to check out the range and make
use of the October offer. Between the 13th and 28th
October if you spend £35 on composable links you get the rest of the bracelet
free. Not bad really is it!!
I was greeted by a
lovely store assistant who gave me a run through of the range of metal charms I
could pick from, silver, rose gold or gold. I am a silver girl so decided to go
for all silver charms. I was instantly drawn to the little cubic zirconia and
sterling silver encrusted pink hearts, if you know me I am the most girly
person in the world so this was right up my street. I am such a family person,
so hearts represent love and commitment, such an important message for me to
wear on my wrists at all times. The simplicity of design on the Nomination
bracelets have a very contemporary feeling and I love the use of stainless
steel as tarnished silver can become quite annoying.
The concept is
absolute genius when it comes to sizing. Generally speaking charm bracelets
need to be sized up to allow for charms. This is always a nightmare for me because
I have the smallest wrists! The Nomination mosaic style charms affix to
existing links on the bracelet and don’t require additional width from the
wrist. This ensures a snug fit at all times, regardless of the number of charms
worn. They can also be resized allowing for smaller or bigger wrist sizes.
What do you think of
the bracelet I picked, pretty right! I don’t think this will be coming off my
wrist now, well maybe when I have a shower but you know what I mean!
I’d love to know if
you have any Nomination jewellery pieces and the meaning behind your charms!
Love Ciandra x
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