Spread The Love

September 28, 2017

I’m so happy and proud to be part of this beautiful project

"Surf Collective"

Mark & Andrew Brothers from the Northern Beaches and Central Coast of Sydney, love the ocean, surfing and the culture it represents.

They believe in Passion Love & Creativity

Over the years though, from its humble beginnings, slowly but very surely, the surf culture they loved turned into a global industry. As proud as it made them, in the early days, to see this niche lifestyle choice they adored becoming envied and coveted the world over, they also felt that over the years, little by little, a small part of its charm was slipping away.
They feel that Surfing industry is a globally ebbing and commanded by multinational corporations.

They miss the simplicity old school surfing culture, as they know it, They believe that these days it’s probably as strong as ever.

It’s just a little harder to see through all the sponsorship banners and neon-lit logos. They feel that it is time to make a change whether

it was boards, clothing, accessories, art…

Mark & Andrew realised how meaningful it is for them to bring back the love and passion to our beautiful Australian surfing culture and support independent, non-mass-produced surf products.

The idea of Surf Collective is Mark & Andrew’s passion to set out and find a collection of truly independent producers of quality Australian surf gear,

and establish an online marketplace who’s motivation was two-fold:

to present a platform for these independent creatives to showcase and sell their wares, and to provide consumers, with a reliable connection to the kind of limited-edition items they can no longer seem to find in today’s same-same saturated marketplace.

Surf Collective is a place to discover the surf gear you’ve been searching for. You’ll be able to learn about the producers of the goods you’re purchasing – their inspiration, motives and values. You’re buying online from homegrown producers in a way that’s almost as authentic as if buying from them face-to-face at a local market.

Surf Collective aims to encourage, and ultimately enable, emerging producers to present their product to a broader market… and of course, offer fantastic independent products to its customers.

I’m proud to sell my handmade jewellery brand in their online shop be part of what they represent, this beautiful way of life, to be around supporting people that have a vision, they love what they do and they are happy to spared the love and magic for the ocean and surfing culture that believes in people and handmade brands that love what they do and put their soul into their creations.

Go visit their website

http://www.surfcollective.com.au/

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All you need is a pair of scissors, a piece of thread and a ruler.

Wrap the thread around your finger, then mark and cut the spot where the thread meets.

Measure the length of the thread with your ruler. This will give you the circumference (C) of your ring size

Now you can choose your size from our ring sizing chart.

if you are still not sure about the right size, or your size doesn't show in our chart, you are more than welcome to contact us and we'll be happy to assist you.

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BELLY BUTTON PIERCINGS INSTRUCTIONS

To put in the belly button piercing, grasp the ring between the fingers and thumb on either side of the opening and pull one side of the ring toward you and the other side away from you. This will twist the metal to widen the opening for you to insert the jewellery. Do not pull the jewellery apart as this may put stress on the metal. You may use pliers if you cannot use your fingers. Put the jewellery into the hole and close the same way.

The ring is made of either Silver 925 or Gold-filled.

To maintain the cleanliness of the piercing, in the first week you should always wash your hands before handling, and clean 3 times a day in a saltwater solution (glass of water with three teaspoons of salt) and apply an antibiotic cream during the week. It is not recommended to enter a chlorine swimming pool within the first 10 days of changing the piercing. However, if you do, it is recommended to wash the area with soap in the shower afterwards. Seawater is good for the piercing.

You should avoid tight clothes that may snag the piercing. This may cause infection so please be careful. The warranty does not cover the jewellery in the event of infection or allergies of any kind. No responsibility for a loss.

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