Announcement Unique jewellery (and more) made using traditional goldsmithing and lampworking techniques combined with modern innovations including anodised aluminium and polymer clay.
Announcement
Unique jewellery (and more) made using traditional goldsmithing and lampworking techniques combined with modern innovations including anodised aluminium and polymer clay.
Reviews


tinamitchelmore1 on Apr 1, 2018
My beautiful bracelet arrived safely and superbly packaged. Thank you so much. I am very pleased with it and the added spacers make it look so professional. I love it! This was a custom request and the communication and fast service were much appreciated. I can highly recommend this seller. I will certainly be looking out for other pieces. Thanks once again

Updates
If the sunshine hasn't arrived where you are why not wear your own spring flowers? Our Posy Necklaces are available in 5 pretty colourways
About
Colourful and handmade because I love it, for sale because I can't keep it all!
I am a British craftswoman combining traditional techniques with modern materials to create unique accessories for fun loving individuals looking for a cheerful splash of colour in ‘A Little Trinket’.
And not just jewellery either but the one theme you will notice is colour. I'm drawn to colour like a magpie to shiny things. Working with glass and anodised aluminium allows me to add vibrant shades to jewellery (and other items). All my pieces are intended to bring a pop of joyful colour to the wearer and a smile to the face of everyone she meets. I combine traditional (even ancient) skills like metalsmithing and lampwork (I know, the Egyptians didn't have bottled propane but otherwise, little has changed) with more modern innovations such as anodised aluminium and polymer clay. I'm not adverse to shiny either so you will see a bit of silver in the mix too.
Everything you see in the A Little Trinket store was hand crafted by me, often from sheet metal, wire or glass rods.
Shop members
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Anna
Owner, Maker, Designer, Curator
Some people are drawn to shiny things, for me its colour. That's why I love working with glass, anodised aluminium, polymer clay, even fordite! If you browse around A Little Trinket, you'll see what I mean (there's some shiny silver in there too...)
Shop policies
Shipping
Payment options
- Accepts Etsy Gift Cards and Etsy Credits
Returns & exchanges
- Custom or personalized orders
- Perishable products (like food or flowers)
- Digital downloads
- Intimate items (for health/hygiene reasons)
I accept returns I do not accept returns
I accept exchanges I do not accept exchanges
I accept cancellations I do not accept cancellations
Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for:
Privacy policy
- To communicate with you about your order
- To fulfill your order
- For legal reasons (like paying taxes)
More information
Frequently asked questions
Wholesale availability
I am happy to discuss wholesale availability with you, just drop me a line and we'll start chatting
Custom and personalised orders
I'd love to create something unique especially for you. Just get in touch and we can discuss the options.
What is Niobium?
Niobium is an element (formerly known as Colombium) which can be anodised, and therefore coloured, just like Aluminium. It is light and strong which is important for jewellery but possibly more important is that it is hypoallergenic. This makes it suitable for those with sensitivity to other metals.
What is anodised Aluminium?
Aluminium (or Aluminum if you prefer) can be anodised by submerging it in acid and subjecting to an electrical current. This results in a microscopic, almost honeycomb surface. Colour added to that surface is sealing into the chambers with heat and the result is permanently coloured metal - The colours you see on my anodised Aluminium cannot wash or rub off.
Aluminium is extremely light which makes is perfect for comfortable jewellery. It cannot be soldered, like Silver for example, so you will find items like my Pansy Stud earrings can be separated into the studs (Sterling Silver or Niobium) and the anodised Aluminium flower. This means you can wear the studs alone if you wish - two pairs for the price of one!