What's NEW?

We've designed 3 new Coin Pendants for SS20 on a Heads or Tails theme (with.a bit of cheek). The booty inspiration for this piece came from a painting by 19th Century Swiss artist Felix Vallotton. A gorgeous statement piece with pleasing weight and 2D buttocks (how often d'you get to say that?) that will layer dramatically with longer fine chains and chunkier chain profiles.

(We like Big Butts and We Cannot Lie)

Rings on every Finger

This trend has been swirling around ever since Johnny Depp ROCKED the look. A less Piratey look has developed recently (thank da Lord) with delicate, sparkly bands and chunky statement Signet rings flashing all over dem fingers. 

 

(If you like it then ya should put loads of rings on it)

So there we are, some highlights from SS19, and teeny sneak peak of some designs that aren't even live yet ...

Our next blog will cover the pressing seasonal issues of party sparkle, gifting and even (if we can dare to imagine the sartorial flavours of 2020) cast our eye into the future, jewellery trends wise.

Keep Cool you beauties x Polly & Jessica x

If you are new to ear cuffs, here is a quick guide to putting them on, and styling them as part of a curated ear. The best thing about ear cuffs, anyone can wear them, as you don't require piercings!

Step one - Slide Ear Cuff onto upper ear.

Find the thinnest section of cartilage on the upper ear, pull outwards to flatten slightly. Slip the ear cuff onto the ear at this point.

One side of the cuff should sit on the front of the ear, the other behind the ear.

Scream Pretty ear cuffs should not be squeezed onto the ear - the opening on the fixed shape ear cuff should fit all ears.

TIP - use a mirror for the first few times until you get the feel for it.

Step two - Position the Ear Cuff

Once the cuff is comfortably on the ear, rotate inwards and slide downwards towards your lobe, it will natural find a comfortable nook to sit on your ear.

The ear cuff will be positioned midway along the outer rim of your ear, just above the earlobe.

Step three - Check the fit of the Ear Cuff.

Give the ear cuff a small tug outwards. If it is fitted correctly it wont come off!

Step four - Styling your ear Ear Cuff

The curated ear trend - is made for ear cuffs. Stack multiple ear cuffs together for impact. Match up with tiny studs or hoops for an everyday look. Get creative, you can even wear ear cuffs on the lobe!

Step Five - Removing an Ear Cuff

To remove your ear cuff, hold your ear, and flatten the cartilage just above the lobe, rock the cuff up and over the 'bump' of cartilage and it should just slip off!

NB: Our slim sparkling ear cuffs are delicate pieces of jewellery and fitting them correctly will ensure they don't get damaged or bent. The opening is big enough to slip on most ears if fitted as above

Ah.... turquoise - the colour of shimmering seas and favoured gem of boho goddesses. Whatever Turquoise evokes in you, we've corralled the prettiest faceted stones into this micro collection for your delectation.

These Fatima Hand threader earrings and stud earrings in 18 Carat Gold Plated sterling are hand set with crystal pave and turquoise stones.

The Fatima hand or Hamsa Hand is an ancient Middle Eastern amulet symbolizing the Hand of God. In all faiths it is a protective sign. It brings its owner happiness, luck, health, and good fortune. ( We can't vouch for a lottery win, but promise you'll look great!)

Create a curated ear with teeny tiny studs mixed in with larger hoops or             co-ordinating huggie hoops; a cute, wearable way to make a feature of multiple piercings.

For a glorious, gasp worthy hit of colour, load up on hoops and studs with co-ordinating stones. We've created these huggie and teeny tiny stud sets to make that swoonsome combo a dream come true!

Mix some turquoise gems up with these delicate horn studs and necklace, a white dress and straw bag for a next level Ibiza island look  x 

Share your stylings with us #screamprettyonme 

xxJessica 

After launching Scream Pretty exclusively with notonthehighstreet.com in 2016, and having a very successful first year, we decided to take the bold step of opening our very own store front in 2017!

Thank you for finding us

The idea for Scream Pretty started as a blog by Lucy Lee, covering accessories and jewellery designers from talented students to established but underrated shoe designers. Each designer was interviewed and showcased on the blog. However, as the blog was a hobby, and running jewellery business Lily Charmed was a full time gig, so the blog fell by the wayside a little until....

.....a design collaboration with her artist sister, Jessica Pearce. With a shared love of trawling the globe for unusual jewellery, this led to a desire to create an edgier, trend led accessories brand, mixing the sister's own designs with hand picked, out of the ordinary bling!  And Scream Pretty was born as an entity in itself. Whilst running and growing Lily Charmed, Lucy loved the process of creating quirky and individual jewellery for the popular charm jewellery market and both sisters collaborated regularly on designs, but were also creating stand out designs outside the scope of Lily Charmed - here they are..we hope you like them! 

Notonthehighstreet.com were Scream Pretty champions and nurtured our ideas and helped us curate our first collections. This guidance was fantastic, and we would really like to thank Helen Constantine-Bolton for her help. Notonthehighstreet.com really supports new, creative businesses, and we highly recommend seeking them out!

Who Are We?

Scream Pretty is owned and run by Lucy Lee (a former TV producer/ director) and Jonathan Lee (former Head of marketing with various Tech companies), and supported by the fantastic staff of Lily Charmed - which means a dedicated team with excellent customer service is already in place.

Jessica Pearce designs and styles our collections as well as bringing you trend updates and style tips. Watch out for her forthcoming blog covering Scream Pretty collaborations with Style Editors CocoMama and Hannah Marshall.

Lucy and Jessica's cousin Becky Ayres is the talent behind our gorgeous logo, and her daughter Emma Pearce (below) was our first model.These are definitely the family jewels!

Thank you to our very beautiful friends Gina Artis and Kelly Springham who model for our social and give up their day when lots of our first shiny samples arrive and need photographing!

Watch this space for new collections and exclusive blogs in the coming weeks! If you haven't yet, sign up for the newsletter for juicy discounts and the first peeks of new products.