AG Agora Jewellery London at IJL London. It was such a pleasure to be part of this amazing event. Thank you IJL International Jewellery London.

Shop the way you want and take advantage of the Agora Jewellery eStore. It’s convenient and safe. And, all Agora merchandise is elegantly packaged, one more exquisite reason to shop Agora. 

AG Agora Jewellery London at Scoop - Saatchi Gallery. We are delighted to exhibit at Scoop next week. Scoop is a designer womenswear trade show held at the iconic Saatchi Gallery in Chelsea, London. 

We are presenting four stunning collections: Snowflake, nature, earth-wind and fire and I love London.

Our jewellery is made of filigree and semi-precious stones and pearls. Each piece is handmade and we work under the principles of fair-trade.

A SHINING EXAMPLE - AG Agora Jewellery London

With competition growing rapidly and consumer habits changing in the jewellery industry, as well as the whole of the home and gift sector, many businesses are looking for their hidden strengths, along with their obvious creativity to promote themselves. Many realise there is a strong moral case to try and have a beneficial impact on society, and sometimes it takes micro-businesses and smaller companies like Agora Jewellery to lead the charge in setting an example in social responsibility and Fair Trade ethos.

Adriana, founder and designer of Agora Jewellery, whose beautiful limited edition designs incorporate age-old techniques such as filigree that are all hand finished and additionally ensure that the product gives back to the community with Adriana stating “Agora Jewellery is fully committed to the ethos of Fair Trade. We are directly and proactively involved in helping our Latin American partners to fully implement Fair Trade standards throughout the supply chain. By buying a piece of Agora jewellery you will not only acquire a beautiful, unique piece of jewellery or keepsake, but you will also be improving the lives of these artisans. " The Giftware Association magazine.

St. Valentine - AG Agora Jewellery London. Modern origins of Valentine's Day come from England. The first real association of Valentine's Day with romantic love, or “lovebirds,” comes from Geoffrey Chaucer’s poem Parlement of Foules. Dating from 1382, it states: “For this was on St. Valentine's Day when every bird cometh there to choose his mate.” William Shakespeare's Hamlet (1600–1601) refers to both Saint Valentine's Day and the phrase “to be your Valentine,” showing that Valentine's Day was established in British culture by that time. Time and date.com

AG Agora Jewellery London Elegance and Style. You will find the perfect way to highlight your most treasured assets with our collection of filigree silver necklaces and pendants, with or without stones. 

In AG Agora Jewellery London we designing and creating every piece of jewellery with a sense of passion, a spirit of beauty and an ethos of fair trade. It’s the combination of modern design with classical, romantic tradition that makes Agora style unique and special.

Agora’s contemporary style, enhanced by filigree, pearls and semiprecious stones, culminates into treasured jewellery that makes a sophisticated fashion statement.

The Colours of AG Agora Jewellery London - Fashion, colours, design, and trends.

AG Agora Jewellery London collection presents exquisite pieces of jewellery in silver, silver filigree, semiprecious stones, and pearls.

We design and produce genuine and sparkling necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and rings with a variety of gemstones and silver filigree. This classic collection can be added to your outfits to enhance them so that you will stand out in your everyday life or that special occasion that is coming.

Shop the way you want and take advantage of the Agora Jewellery e-Store. It’s convenient and safe. And, all Agora merchandise is elegantly packaged, one more exquisite reason to shop Agora.

   All about Pearls I AG Agora Jewellery London. The pearl is loved throughout the world for its beauty, delicacy and elegance.

One of the world's favourite and most precious gemstones. The beautiful pearl was first thought to be created by the teardrops of a mermaid, a dewdrop from the moon or a gift to dedicate to the goddess of love.

Many thousands of years ago, long before written history, human beings probably discovered the first pearl while searching the seashore for food. Countless references to the pearl can be found in the religions and mythology of cultures from the earliest times. The ancient Egyptians prized pearls so much they were buried with them. Cleopatra reportedly dissolved a single pearl in a glass of wine and drank it, simply to win a wager with Mark Antony that she could consume the wealth of an entire nation in just one meal.

With the introduction of the cultured pearl from Japan in the 1920s, the pearl has achieved broader luxury and fashionable appeal. The pearl still has an important symbolic status with many new brides will choosing to wear an elegant piece of pearl jewellery on their wedding day.

It will take years for the mollusc to slowly deposit concentric layers of an organic material called nacre to form a natural pearl.
Techniques for culturing pearls in oysters and mussels have been developed in the last hundred years to replicate this natural process.