About us, by Halcyon Days

Halcyon Days

Halcyon Days was founded in 1950 as an emporium of antique gifts in Mayfair, London. Today the company has evolved into a lifestyle brand and although we continue to create our signature enamel pieces we are now known as the destination for luxury gifts, English fine bone china and fashion accessories.

The craft of enamelling on copper has been carried out in England since the 1740s and Halcyon Days has become its guardian. A business of tradition, all our enamels are handmade at the heart of where the industry originated by a team of highly skilled craftsmen and master artists who employ refined techniques and processes that have been handed down for generations. Each piece is a work of art and demonstrates the very best of British craftsmanship. Our craftsmen take great pride in delivering luxury products of the highest standard.

Halcyon Days creates a variety of hand-decorated and hinged enamel bangles. In our pursuit to continue the enamelling craft, we have translated the same process used for our signature hand-painted enamel boxes to create wearable fashion accessories. This ensures both design and quality is never compromised.

We are proud to be one of only fourteen companies to hold all three Royal Warrants. This important relationship sets the high standard of UK craftsmanship and design, which we are dedicated to maintain.

The United Kingdom, the United States of America and Japan are three of the strongest markets for Halcyon Days. Our key global accounts are Harrods and Harrods International, Fortnum & Mason, Scully & Scully in New York, Gumps in San Francisco and Isetan-Mitsukoshi in Tokyo.

We are also represented in Canada, Italy, Switzerland, Russia, Singapore, Bermuda and the Caribbean, and we look forward to continued growth and development in other territories across the globe.

View our full range of Halcyon Days Jewellery:- https://www.winsorbishop.co.uk/jewellery/halcyon-days/

Source:- http://www.halcyondays.co.uk/our-story

This entry was posted in Features and tagged Jewellery, Halcyon days on 30th June 2017 by Rachael Gordon. Previous Next