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Aspiring Dundee jewellers worth their weight in gold

Dundee jewellers from the Vanilla Ink Studios will take part in the UKs largest jewellery trade show.
Dundee jewellers from the Vanilla Ink Studios will take part in the UKs largest jewellery trade show.

A group of aspiring Dundee jewellers will take part in the UK’s biggest jewellery trade show later this year after a month-long fundraising campaign saw them smash their target by almost 20%.

The nine designers, based at the award-winning Vanilla Ink Studios, will exhibit at International Jewellery London this September.

The show comes after raising £8,115 through the Kickstarter.com website far exceeding the initial target of £6,800 needed to pay for their space at the event.

Kickstarter is a website where people who make a pledge are offered something in return for their support.

Vanilla Ink put together an innovative range of handcrafted goods, including one-off and bespoke jewellery pieces for those who made pledges ranging from £1 to £700.

By the time the campaign came to an end, 242 pledges had been received from individuals, business and other organisations.

Vanilla Ink founder Kate Pickering, a graduate of Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, said: “We were so humbled by the amount of support that was given.

“We didn’t expect to smash the target with a week to spare and the backers still kept rolling in.

“The local support has been amazing but we knew it would be, as Dundee is such a supportive community for creative industries.”