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A Waterford jewellery artist has been recognised on the national stage after winning a major award for her personalised keepsake creations.
Georgiana Chitas, founder of Angelic DNA Jewellery, recently won the Personalised Gifts category at the National Wedding Suppliers Awards.
Her bespoke jewellery pieces are designed to preserve meaningful memories by incorporating personal elements such as breastmilk, hair, ashes or flowers into handcrafted silver and gold jewellery.
The unique concept has grown increasingly popular with families looking to mark important life moments including motherhood, memorials and other milestones.
In recent weeks, Georgiana has also been showcasing her work at several national events, including the Mind Body Experience exhibition at the RDS in Dublin.
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She also exhibited at the 60th anniversary conference of La Leche League Ireland, and had the opportunity to meet Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill.
Through Angelic DNA Jewellery, Georgiana creates custom keepsakes designed to capture deeply personal memories in jewellery that can be treasured for years to come.
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