ANUKA creates a beautiful range of high quality jewellery featuring strong bold forms and clean lines. These shapes give a contemporary twist to ANUKA’s classic and timeless designs. The collection is wax casted locally in the UK using traditional techniques, and hand finished in the ANUKA studio in Cheshire, England. ANUKA incorporate both recycled and Fairmined precious metals into their collection.
About ANUKA
About ANUKA
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Small Scale & Fairmined
ANUKA is committed to ethically and transparently sourcing precious metals from responsible artisanal and small-scale mining organisations that share their commitment fair and safe fining practices. ANUKA is a fairmined Licencee holder and source precious metals from Fairmines in Iquira, Colombia and Aureslsa, Peru. ANUKA work with supply chain transparency advocate, Provenance, to share the story of their collection from design to you.
"I myself want to know how my green tea was grown and manufactured in the same way I want to be aware of who made my t-shirt – the jewellery industry should be no different" - Francesca Kippax, Founder & Designer
Read the full interview with Francesca Kippax to learn more about the story behind ANUKA.
Why We Love Them
Artisan Craft
The ANUKA collection is handcrafted using traditional skills and techniques including lost-wax casting process. The collection is then hand-finished in the ANUKA studio in Cheshire, England.
Handmade
The ANUKA collection is made using traditional wax casting techniques. The jewellery is then finished by hand in Cheshire, England in the ANUKA studio.
Made In Europe
The ANUKA collection is cast here in the UK, and finished by hand in Cheshire, England.
3rd Party Certified
ANUKA is a Fairmined Licencee, ensuring that the precious metals used in their collections are sourced fairly, ethically, and traceable back to their source.
Transparent
ANUKA is committed to fairly sourcing precious metals from responsible artisanal and small-scale mining organisations. All virgin precious metals can be traced directly back to their source at Fairmined mines in Colombia and Peru.
