NewswireToday - /newswire/ - London, United Kingdom, 08/12/2009 - Kabiri London has a new look jewellery blog. This blog is the first stage of our amazing new e-commerce website launch.

It’s been quite busy at Kabiri with lots of new exciting jewellery designers coming in to store. The team have recently got back from Glastonbury and all muddy boots have been put to good use in the Marylebone window display that features Mirit Weinstock and Allumette.

Coutts London Jewellery week was very busy for Kabiri with two exhibitions and a power cut! Zoe Catherine Kendall designed a beautiful window display in collaboration with the illustrator Ted Pearce. After originally having to cancel the first opening night, the rescheduled event was a roaring success with last minute drinks provided by Funkin.

Meanwhile at Kabiri Covent Garden, Ana De Costa was holding a one-off exhibition entitled to ‘The Story So Far’. The event was sponsored by Creme De La Crepe who provided delicious crepe canapes and Alibi provided refreshing detox drinks.

Kabiri is a leading independent jewellery store in London that prides itself on finding the very best emerging jewellery designers from across the globe regardless of genre, material or price.

Kabiri Marylebone High Street was opened in June 2004 by Nathalie Kabiri, who wanted to bring previously unseen designers to London. Realising the need to service a global audience, this was quickly followed with the launch of the online jewellery store, and a concession opening in Selfridges, Oxford Street in 2007.

Now with fine jewellery collections that rival the best jewellery halls of the world, the customer will be confident that they will purchase something that is both beautiful and unique. Many of our fine jewellery designers are exclusive to Kabiri, including the stunning collection by K Brunini, and the luxurious chic jewellery collection by Italian Roberto Marroni.

In 2008 Kabiri (kabiri.co.uk) announced the opening of it's flagship store in the beautiful surroundings of London's Covent Garden. The ground floor, with it’s large windows looking over Covent Garden’s Market Hall, displays costume & fashion jewellery. The basement presents exclusive ranges by some of the top international jewellers of the moment who push the boundaries of fine jewellery. With our highly trained staff, intimate surroundings, private consultation room and changing room, we believe that Kabiri Covent Garden will be the only place to go to for jewellery.

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