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Rebirth
After a two year hiatus, Finchittida has returned with the final release of the coveted Culture Clash collection. Much has changed in the past 2 years, with both twins embarking on solo adventures of self discovery. Here Tida shares her personal journey and her rebirth as a spiritual artist. View full article →Nelly Rose x Finchittida Customisation Workshop - Fashion Revolution
Revolutionise your wardrobe with fashion designer Nelly Rose & jewellery designer Finchittida. Two of London's most trailblazing designers are hosting an exclusive customisation workshop at the Ace Hotel London, in honour of Fashion Revolution Week 2017.
£5 - book here
*Use discount code: fashionrevolution for free entry
Sat 29 April 2017
10:30 – 13:30
Ace Hotel London
100 Shoreditch High Street
London
E1 6JQ
New Beginnings <3
Tida explains why the twins took a year out and the importance of working on yourself...
Stylist Live
This weekend we were invited to take part in Stylist Magazine's first live event - #StylistLive. Thank you for having us on board and to all the lovely people who came to see us, we hope you all love your new jewels!
Having a bubble blast at Stylist Live
Gold game on point at Stylist Live: Finchittida - Sala bracelet
Silver on silver: Finchittida - Kindred Necklace
Huffington Post
Finchittida
"Emerging jewellery label Finchittida is a brand on a mission. Inspired by a combination of their Laos-London upbringing, their super cool designs are gathering a cult following, including singer FKA Twiggs, who often takes to the stage adorned with their pieces. Yet the accomplishment that really makes the designers, twins Lisa and Tida, most proud is that through purchase of their designs they and you the customer are helping to clear unexploded bombs across Laos. One piece of jewellery purchased equals 1m2 land made safe. Power dressing indeed."
Words by Khandiz Joni
Stylist Live
Preview our new Culture Clash* collection & be one of the first to pre-order your limited edition pieces.
From 15-18 October 2015, the amazing women’s lifestyle magazine Stylist will come to life at the Business Design Centre in Islington, with four days of cocktails, catwalks, culture and conversation hosted by Edith Bowman and Dawn O’Porter. There will also be an extensive shopping area featuring brands and retailers hand-picked by the Stylist team, with a phenomenal range of fashion, accessories, beauty, food, drink, homeware, gifts and more all under one roof.
We are thrilled to announce that we have been chosen to create a pop-up boutique on Stylist Live’s shopping floor, alongside Givenchy, Nars, Emma J Shipley & many more.
*Culture Clash is our new limited edition jewellery collection - made in collaboration with Chilean artisan Nativo Copper #LAOSxLDNxCHILE
INSPIRATIONAL TALKS, Q&A'S & ADVICE
Stylist Live will also feature inspiring speakers including Caitlin Moran, Charlotte Church, Lorraine Pascale and more, plus a wide range of workshops and tutorials covering everything from how to start your own business for under £100 to a cooking demonstration from Hemsley + Hemsley. And every ticket includes a seat at the Stylist Catwalk supported by Swarovksi where the Stylist fashion team will talk you through the key autumn/winter trends before they’re brought to life by your favourite high street brands.
Tickets are selling fast for this unique event so make sure you join us at Stylist Live by buying your tickets now!
Culture Clash collection
Culture Clash - is our new line of limited edition jewellery pieces, created in collaboration with artisans from around the world.
Our first Culture Clash collection is a collaboration with the Chilean artisan Marcelo Martinez of Nativo Copper. Marcelo has spent his whole life making unusual wire-work accessories on the streets of South America. We fell in love with his craftsmanship, and designed this collection of earrings, necklaces, bracelets, chokers and body chains together - uniting his traditional South American wire-work techniques with our Laos x London style. All the jewels are available gold or silver plated.
This limited edition collection will be available to pre-order at Stylist Live next week!
Interview: Lisa & Tida
In the past three years, their elegant pieces have won the jewelry designers a celebrity following and a commission from Hollywood: Finchittida created a bridal headdress, laser cut from silver mirror Perspex, for Mila Kunis to wear in her role as Queen of the Universe in the 2015 film Jupiter Ascending.
Finchittida’s fourth collection, Culture Clash, launched at London Fashion Week this September, fuses intricate design methods and motifs from across three continents: Asia, Europe and South America.
Fresh from a month-long trip to Laos in April, the sisters encountered a Chilean artisan, Marcelo Martinez of Nativo Copper, whose handcrafted jewelry is inspired by his travels in South America. “Our vision was to reinvent his traditional methods of woven metals in a [contemporary] London style and combine them with our Lao motifs,” Lisa says, “to create a really fierce, fashion- forward collection.”
Of their own mixed heritage (their father is British), Tida and Lisa say they had always longed to connect with the Southeast Asian part of their identity while growing up in London. “Our way of
doing this is through fashion,” Tida says. “We love the concept of yin and yang; balance is everything.”
Tida and Lisa have partnered with the Mines Advisory Group (MAG) in Laos to support the clearance of bombs in their mother’s homeland. Some two million tonnes of ordnance were dropped on Laos during the Vietnam War—the most ever per capita. When the twins discovered that one third of these had been left dangerously unexploded, Lisa says, “It was definitely a question of how do we help, and not whether we should.”
For every piece of jewelry Finchittida sells, one square meter of land is made safe for future generations. So if you don their new engraved dragon hoop earrings, for example, you’ll both be a beautiful vision and help the Finch sisters realize their beautiful vision of a bomb-free Laos.
