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  • Manchester Exhibitors 2026
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  • Lyndsay Fairley

Lyndsay Fairley


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Lyndsay Fairley

Lyndsay’s jewellery collection, ‘Na Mara’ (Gaelic, meaning ‘of the sea’), is inspired by the messy compositions of debris left by the tides along the Scottish Coastline. Captured by the unconventional beauty to be found here, Lyndsay creates her unique pieces in Glasgow, using a palette based on these beach finds.

Website: www.lyndsayfairleyjewellery.com

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