The New Jewelers

Enamoured with accessories? Then you will be delighted to hear that Olivier Dupon of The New Artisans fame, has just released a new book profiling the hottest names in the jewellery field. Available from all good bookstores, The New Jewelers features both up-and-coming and established designers and is divided up into nine innovative categories like ‘Viva Glam’ and ‘The Hip Pack’.

First and foremost, this book is about independent designers, with many using sustainable design techniques, supporting important social issues and practicing fair trade. Some of our very own Australian designers also make their way onto these pages! To celebrate the release, we have a copy of the book to give away to one lucky reader. Simply comment below with the jewellery piece you can’t live without for your chance to win. {Competition closes 5pm, Wed Oct 3rd, 2012. Australian postal addresses only. Image above: Fiona Paxton ‘Jacey Gold and Purple’ necklace – a New Start collection}.

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