Palas Handcrafted Jewellery With Meanings & Symbols Of Love

Designed to collect, inspire and share, Palas creates authentically handcrafted jewellery with personal meaning using words and symbols as gestures of love and inspiration. Whether it’s a …

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What is Palas jewellery?

Whether it’s a unique symbol, a heartfelt word or a mantra to live by, Palas jewellery is designed to be curated by and for the wearer and layered to create a personal collection, reflecting your own individual style and life experience. Bauhaus stocks a range of beautiful, unique Palas jewellery pieces that are embedded with deep meaning. ...

What is a palas Angel number?

From earrings to bracelets, Palas jewellery is authentic and elegant — perfect for those looking for jewellery that tells a story. Angel numbers are a series of repeating digits — 111, for example. They are said to be messages from the spiritual universe and offer wisdom and direction. ...

Where are Palas earring designs made?

The Palas Collection is designed in Australia and mainly handcrafted in Indonesia with some production in China and Italy. Palas started in 1996 when two sisters Eran and Anna spotted a gap in the retail market for unique, handcrafted jewellery. They designed a small range of 30 earring styles, developed the brand and ...

What is a palas empower gem necklace?

Palas Empower Gem Necklace collection includes a number of different pieces handcrafted from beads and beautiful stones, including amethyst, clear quartz, aventurine, hematite, rose quartz, and more. Wear the necklace on its own or pair it with other Palas charms. ...

What is a palas ring made of?

The ring itself is made from solid sterling silver and features brass and sterling silver spinning bands. Safely store your favourite Palas pieces with the Palas Jewellery Box. The perfect size to keep your necklaces, rings, bracelets and charms secure. ...

Who is Palas?

Palas was co-founded in 1996 with my sister Eran Svigos, we were both working in our respective careers, Eran owned an art school and was an exhibiting artist and I in Melbourne, working for a well known design and communications studio with brilliant brands. ...