As we’re sure you already know, Stephen Arnold Ltd is the recommended authorised wholesaler for wholesale SWAROVSKI Elements in the UK and Ireland. This allows us to sell the entire range of elements from beads and pendants through to the semi-finished items (such as Crystal Fabric & Transfers) and Lighting Collection.
With many years of experience and training given by SWAROVSKI Elements, Stephen Arnold Ltd is the one stop shop for all your sparkling needs. Here we can provide you with just the crystals you need for your product and/or project. Our service doesn’t just stop there, we also have the ability to provide you with application testing, and should the need arise we can also apply the crystals whether they be Hot Fix or No Hot Fix to items such as clothing or mobile phone cases. Read More
‘An upgrade’ I hear you say? That’s right. As part of the SWAROVSKI Elements Spring / Summer Innovations 2013, the well known 2028 Flat Back Hot Fix has been upgraded to be known as 2038 XILION Rose Flat Back Hot Fix.
This innovative Flat Back features a new mirror made of real silver, which is unique in the market. This distinctive characteristic creates a warmer, brighter diamond-like appearance, which in turn enhances the large colour assortment by giving it an intensified and even livelier look. Read More
Jackie Court (JC) has always had a passion for creativity, and now teaming up with Stephen Arnold Ltd, using the finest Swarovski Elements along with beautiful gold and silver plating settings, JC Jewellery has created these trend-setting stacking bracelets that are set to rock the Swarovski loving world. Read More
As of March 2012, Bordelle will be introducing the fabulous range Bridal Collection to their website (www.bordelle.co.uk), available for purchase online. Various limited edition styles will also be available from retailers such as Selfridges (London), Lane Crawford (Hong Kong) and Tsum (Moscow). Read More
This weekend saw the launch of a new boutique on Radlett High Street, Hertfordshire. Flamingos Boutique was originally known to many in North London and Hertfordshire as SuSu Boutique, but after a week long transformation, the shop has been re-branded into a young and vibrant store. Read More
Sexy singer Rihanna has commissioned a large scale Marilyn Monroe Swarovski portrait, using a less than modest number of Swarovski wholesale crystals.
The portrait that inspired the commission can be found on the portfolio of Gemstone Creative, and was originally exhibited at London Fashion Week 2009. The original contained around 5,000 crystals, but Rihanna has bigger ideas; she’s commissioned the artist of the piece, Claire Milner, to make the portrait of her idol using no less than 65,000 Swarovski Flat Back crystals, at a size of around five-square-foot. That’s quite a lot of sparkle. Read More
If Peter Carl Fabergé could have been around to see this today, we think he would’ve approved: Vanessa Chilton of London jewellers, Robinson Pelham has built a giant egg inspired by the Emperor Penguin and adorned it with Wholesale Swarovski Crystals in aid of the Fabergé Big Egg Hunt. Read More
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We will be updating our Twitter feed with information on the latest SWAROVSKI Elements innovation for Spring 2013 along with the daily news and events related to everything SWAROVSKI Elements.
We’ve compiled a list of the top 10 uses for one of our best selling crystals: the Swarovski Rose Flat Back. So without further ado, let’s get creative…
1. Last season’s clothing – Without doubt the top of our list of uses for the Swarovski Flat Back is to apply to clothing. And why not spice-up last season’s wardrobe? Just when you thought you’d never wear it again, suddenly as if by Swarovski magic, you’ve got yourself a whole new sparkly garment ready for the weekend. Read More
Here’s a heads-up on one of the most creative ways of using our most popular crystal, the Swarovski Rose Flat Back. Artist Philip Levine has made use of both this versatile crystal and his head, in his début exhibition entitled Headism, that showcased at NL Dutch Cultural Pop Up Space, London, early last year. Read More