Kate Hamilton-Hunter Studio Biscuit Tin Jewellery GIVEAWAY

Do you find empty biscuit tins on your secondhand adventures? Tins with decorative features such as florals, birds, kitsch designs, scenic and city landscapes? Some vintage tins make great storage containers just as they are, others may have endured a little rust over time but still have the potential to be reused and remade into something else.

British based Silversmith Kate Hamilton-Hunter sees the potential in old biscuit, sweet and toffee tins, as she works their colour, pattern and decorative design into her line of contemporary jewellery.

Kate’s upcycled tin jewellery collections are made with a combination of sterling and recycled silver, recycled aluminum and Swarovski crystals.

From vintage designs to modern cut pieces, Kate’s necklaces, cufflinks, brooches, earrings, rings and more appeal to a wide audience. Her collections are sold in over 480 stockists around the UK, and a small selection of shops overseas.

Kate’s Woodland Trust Jewellery Collection gives 10% of the RRP to The Woodland Trust, a charity Kate has chosen to support as she is passionate about preserving the Britain’s woodland for future generations.

Disclaimer: this blog post is not sponsored, Kate Hamilton-Hunter has no clue who I am, I just happen to think her work is beautiful and wanted to share that with Recycled Fashion readers!

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