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brand is synonymous with contemporary elegance and superior craftsmanship and its continued success is brought about by its adherence to the strictest standards from design to production.’ Once described as ‘A clever brand that hits every marker,’ Links of London is at the forefront of design, creating memorable jewellery collections such as Sirens, Lovestruck and Purity Pearl, which creatively blend diamonds and precious gems with 18kt gold and sterling silver. For men, the brand offers finely crafted rings, chain pendants, cuff links and other choice accessories to complement the sophisticated look. Recently, Links of London has launched its first major Watch Collection which includes six watch families together with some exciting special edition gemstone pieces. All the watches are Swiss-made in sleek stainless steel cases with a sapphire crystal watch glass and generously sized crowns. Links of London quickly established a reputation for beautifully crafted affordable luxury jewellery and gifts. The brand has earned the respect not only of its growing clientele but also other players in the luxury market. Links of London – Dubai is conveniently located at the First Level, Wafi Retail Extension.
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While accessory designers in London may be the unsung heroes of the city’s revival as a fashion Tiffany jewellery, the problem is some of them are victims of their own success.  Britain’s accessory designers are spending much of their time creating one-off pieces for other designers’ runway shows in London, Paris and Milan – time that could, and arguably should, be spent developing their own businesses. For Scott Wilson, who first made his name in the mid- ’90s with hard-edged body adornment pieces, this season was the moment to make a stand. Wilson’s only runway show for fall ‘99 was in Milan, a 30-piece Perspex collection for the British designer Rifat Ozbek.  ”I have had to turn down other runways,” says Wilson. ”It’s time to build my own business. ” Wilson, who studied jewelry design at Middlesex Polytechnic and millinery at the Royal College of Art, has previously worked on Tiffany necklaces shows for Hussein Chalayan, Antonio Berardi, Julien McDonald, Tristan Webber and Thierry Mugler. He landed his first show, for Karl Lagerfeld in 1995, while still at college.  Scott’s leather cuffs, bracelets, necklaces and chokers, many adorned with mirrors, were being snapped up by buyers at the London Designers Exhibition last month. It appears he has made the right decision to focus on his own label this Paloma’s Twist necklace. Wilson acknowledges the dilemma. ”One- off pieces are the ultimate