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Ezara Fine Jewellery

Adelaide, SA

Laura Lediaev spent a decade manufacturing fine jewellery for Adelaide's established names before launching her own label. A gemmologist and multi-award winner at the National Diamond Guild Awards, she works hand-to-hand with clients through the full design and manufacture process — stone selection included. The result is pieces built around specific moments rather than off-the-shelf sentiment.

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33 Pirie St The Epworth Building, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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Adelaide
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