I love a bit of statement jewellery and I have wish lists full of statement necklaces, but I have to say, there is something special about a delicate feminine necklace with really nice detail. These types of necklaces go with everything and are classic key pieces. Well, I’ve found a little gem of an unassuming necklace that I really adore and as it’s a new British designer, I wanted to share with you! Let me introduce Sarah Keat.

Sarah Keat Jewellery

This silver ‘Ribbon Bow’ necklace is simply stunning and is from Sarah Keat. It also has matching earrings; ring and bracelet which I’m pretty sure will be on my wish list. It’s just so pretty and delicate. It’s made really well, robust and considering I don’t have a slim neck it fits perfectly at the base of my neck and the top of my chest.

Sarah Keat Hand Made Jewellery

This is definitely an everyday piece of jewellery but with a little special something and costs £29.00. The detail is lovely; I have tried to get a close up so you can see the way the bow is intricately wrapped around itself. It actually looks like a tiny ribbon. What you have to remember is that each piece is individually made with attention and care. It’s then wrapped beautifully to really make it special.

New British Jewellery Designer

Sarah Keat is a new jewellery designer and maker fresh out of Brighton University. She studied design and craft and you can see her portfolio here which will soon redirect to her website where you can purchase the pretty pieces yourself. I love supporting new designers and brands, it quite an honour to be honest, being at the start of someone’s journey and I really hope people embrace Sarah and her gorgeous jewellery.

Sarah Keat Jewellery - Bow Necklace

If you want to know more about Sarah’s jewellery, would like her to commission a piece for you (would make an amazing gift!) or if you want more pictures you can contact her by email at sarah@sarahkeat.com, through Facebook and Twitter. Her jewellery will also be on display at the New Designers Part One exhibition in London 25th-28th June 2014

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What do you think of the necklace? Any new British designers on your watch list right now?