by Annabel Harrison Thank you Annabel Harrison for including Summer’s Light in Luxury London’s exploration into opals. She writes that the opals “shifting colours” led writers over the centuries to compare them to fireworks, galaxies and volcanoes, all very “Le Ster” sources of inspiration.

by Cameron Tewson So pleased that Summer’s Light was included in Cameron Tewson’s article for Front Row Edit. He has definitely selected some standout styles in his feature.

By Arianne Unity and Zuzana Valla Loved having our Thunderflash earrings and ear jackets included in this shoot by  Arianne Unity and Zuzana Valla for Selin magazine. The vibe, romantism with an edge, a perfect combination for Thunderflash. 

By Kyle Roderick So pleased to be collaborating with Covett, “The World’s First Online Shared Jewelry Ownership and Access Firm” Founder Cynthia Morrow is pioneering in her approach to fine jewellery with an aim to make it “accessible to far more people than ever before.” As you might picked up, we are inspired by people…

by Katerina Perez I have long been an avid fan of Katerina Perez’s  Jewelry Diary, so literally over the moon to have our Wham Studs included in her article, “Sapphires:  A classic that is anything but classical.” 

Thrilled to be included in Avril Groom’s article for Departures Magazine,  as one of the “top names and trends capturing the zeitgeist.” 

by Beth Bernstein Fantastic to be included in Beth Bernstein’s exploration of Opals for Forbes. We love the dreamy quality of opals, the colour’s of a summer’s sky at dusk captured in a stone or more eloquently said “There is in them a softer fire than the ruby, there is the brilliant purple of the…

By Kate Enters This article has pertinence, as it was the first article that founder Aishleen got featured in having switched from working as an artist to thinking about starting Le Ster. A massive thank-you to Kate Enters for asking such good questions and for seeing all the connections from the past to the present. 

By Rachael Taylor So incredibly excited to have been awarded the Jewellery Cut Live Bursary. A big thank you to Rachael Taylor and Andrew Martyniuk for the opportunity.