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The Stories Behind Cassandra's Quirker Designs

The Stories Behind Cassandra's Quirker Designs

The Stories Behind Cassandra's Quirker Designs
Cassandra's Musings

The Stories Behind Cassandra's Quirker Designs

For over forty years, Cassandra has been celebrated for her quirky style and witty, imaginative jewellery. Discover some of her most iconic designs by returning to where it all began.

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Greece

The Tale of the Trident

The trident, symbol of divine power and the sea’s command, unites Poseidon and Neptune, gods whose legacy still flows through Europe’s fountains.

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Cassandra's Musings

Greek Souvlaki in London: Agora

Tucked away in Borough Market, Agora is a vibrant Greek restaurant serving bold dips, fresh flatbreads, and modern takes on classic skewers. Packed with flavour and full of energy, it is well worth...

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In the Making

A Masterpiece is Created

Discover the Feather Masterpiece: a jewel born from plumage, crafted with 317 diamonds, delicate curls and movement - where heritage meets innovation.

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Mount Athos: The Monastic Republic Lost in Time
Cassandra's Musings

Mount Athos: The Monastic Republic Lost in Time

On a remote peninsula in northern Greece, a world apart from modern life has endured for over a millennium. Mount Athos, an autonomous monastic republic within Greece, is home to twenty Orthodox mo...

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Cassandra's Guide to Autumn in London
Cassandra's Musings

Cassandra's Guide to Autumn in London

What to do, what to see and where to eat this autumn in London. 

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Maria Sigma: Weaving a New Tradition
Cassandra's Musings

Maria Sigma: Weaving a New Tradition

Award-winning textile designer Maria Sigma is redefining sustainability in craft through an approach deeply rooted in her Greek heritage. 

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Venus of Milo: From the Greek Island Milos to the Louvre
Greece

Venus of Milo: From the Greek Island Milos to the Louvre

One does not simply stumble upon a goddess - unless, of course, one is a 19th-century Greek farmer named Yorgos Kentrotas, and the goddess in question has been buried on the Greek island of Milos f...

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Group picnic in the sun in summer dresses. Models wearing Fleur de Lys and Patisserie.
Cassandra's Musings

Cassandra's guide to Summer in London

What to do, what to see and where to eat this summer in London. 

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Glass pharmacy jars and Products inside Naxos Apothecary boutique in Athens.
Greece

Naxos Apothecary: A Wellness Lab Inspired by the Aegean

In a light-filled corner of central Athens, Naxos Apothecary merges island heritage, precious Greek herbs, the science of homeopathy, and statement design - all in one space. Housed in the oldest h...

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