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Welcome to Kensington Crystal Wholesale Gifts, Crystal and Jewellery suppliers of wholesale giftware, Crystal and Jewellery online, we are the UK’s leading importers and manufacturers of Wholesale Gifts, Crystal and Jewellery. Supplying independent Gift Shops, market traders, tourist attractions, mail-order companies, garden centres, E-retailers and department stores. We ship wholesale gifts and crystal to every area of the UK, as well as the many Gift retailers in Europe and the US. To view our Wholesale Gift crystal and Jewellery prices simply create an account Wholesale Gift crystal and Jewellery prices simply create an account</a>, it’s totaly free and you can order immediately.
Established in 1989 Kensington Crystal has been manufacturing and Importing Crystal, Giftware, Feng shui, hanging crystal and Wholesale Jewelery from Lancashire England.
Our Gift, Jewellery and Crystal products have been available online since 2004.
Remember we are the direct manufacturer of Crystal gifts and jewellery and Importers of Gifts, Giftware, hanging crystal and Jewellery, so you are receiving the best price on all your gift and crystal wholesale products
Posted in The Swarovski Company was founded in the late 19th Century when Daniel Swarovski invented an automatic cutting machine for crystal, and in 1895 established a crystal cutting factory in Austria. The birthplace of the factory was Wattens, which was chosen because local hydroelectricity made the energy-intensive process involved more cost-effective.
Today Wattens is home to the Swarovski museum which tells the story of the founder and the company’s history and development right through to present day. The Swarovski range includes jewellery, couture, crystal sculptures and miniatures, home décor and chandeliers. They also create crystal beads and promote other designers including these in their work. In order to maximize refraction and to give Swarovski its magnificent sparkle, the crystal contains around 32% lead. Some of the crystals are also coated in order to refract a rainbow spectrum.
All Swarovski sculptures are marked with a logo, this was originally an edelweiss flower but was replaced by the current swan logo in 1988.Today all types of Swarovski crystal are hugely in demand as collectibles, and make a stunning display in any home, can be worn as vintage or contemporary jewellery or can be used as an investment piece as their popularity and value continues to rise.
