We all need a little colour in our lives and one of the things that has been livening up lockdown is all the rainbows displayed in local windows. Rainbows are one of those things that make everyone smile: I don’t know whether it’s the sun coming after rain or just the sheer joy of the colours. Some place a meaning of rainbows and use them to represent a cause, others just enjoy them. Whatever your thoughts on the matter, a bracelet like this one would lend a pop of colour to any outfit.
The eco-conscious jewellery and vinyl decor brand, Nothing New by Ruthie Ru, has just launched two new ranges perfect for those who are cause conscious or colour loving. Ruthie Ru is a relative newcomer to the UK jewellery and home decor scene, having originally trained and worked as a Stage Manager in London’s West End. Being well versed in creating and building everything from scenery to props for award winning shows, Ruthie’s hand turned naturally to making jewellery for friends and family before launching her own business three years ago.Ruthie says, “I’ve always had a passion for recycling and upcycling. Each year millions of tonnes of ‘fast fashion’ including items of jewellery, are sent to landfill as they’re broken, parts are lost or people’s tastes change. With the current trend for plastic and resin pieces we urge consumers to think twice about where they’re buying from and what processes have been employed to make that item. Instead, look for a small, artisan makers. Choose recycled or upcycled pieces and ask questions where possible.”
For further details on Nothing New by Ruthie Ru including her new collections visit https://www.nothingnewbyruthieru.co.uk/ or https://www.etsy.com/shop/NothingNewByRuthieRu
I’ve teamed up with Nothing New by Ruthie Ru to offer readers the chance to win one of these wonderfully colourful rainbow bracelets. Enter via the Gleam widget below.
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we collect all things rainbow just now!
Pretty bracelet. I would be thrilled to win
This is such a pretty bracelet and appropriate for the times we are living in
Very nice present considering the current circumstances.would passed it to my wife as keyworker it would mean a lot to her.
This would make a lovely gift.
This is so cute!
This is beautiful, my daughter would love it!
I love it it’s so cute
so sweet and bright and colourful, love it.
Cute bracelet. My niece would love it.
Wow, what a beautiful bracelet xx
This bracelet is so pretty! I love bright vibrant colours because they go with all sorts of different outfits.
Love the colours, would love to wear this on my wrist, would brighten up my day!
This is beautiful and would have beautiful meaning xx
great colours on this bracelet, would look great with a lot of outfits
A great gift for my grandaughter
Lovely bracelet Beautiful colours
This is so pretty, bracelets are my favourite jewellery.
THis is gorgeous and of course very relevant at the moment. We need to remember the rainbow as a symbol of hope and gratitude
Great prize, really cute bracelet, make a great gift, with a few birthdays coming up
It’s so pretty, love all the colours x
very pretty, love rainbows!
This is so pretty, I love it
Cool giveaway I like it.
This looks gorgeous! Mu partner would love it.
There is something really appealing and joyous about rainbow colours. Love this bracelet.
Pretty little bracelet love the colours
Very pretty my granddaughter Ayda would love this
This bracelet is so pretty!
Pretty bracelet, love the rainbow colours, very contemporary
Very appropriate design for these strange times
What beautiful colours!
Very pretty – I wish I’d seen it in time