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Support Black-owned business with these stunning accessories and jewellery buys

Spending wisely doesn’t have to be boring (Picture : Unsplash/Metro.co.uk

October marks Black History Month; an observance honouring and celebrating the African diaspora around the UK and Ireland.

Part of that is putting our money where our mouths are to recognise the many economic, cultural and political contributions Black people have made to our society.

Black Pound Day is one initiative helping to diversify the retail space, and similarly-focused projects like The Black Pound Report and Black2Business UK further highlight the public demand for a more intentional way of shopping.

By choosing to buy from Black-owned businesses you’re (even if in a small way) helping to alleviate the economic inequalities faced by Black entrepreneurs. As the playing field isn’t level, it makes sense to target support.

Not only does this make for more inclusive boardrooms, a wider range of influences leads to more variety of products too – and that’s always a good thing, especially in creative industries like fashion, art, and literature.

Getting into the habit of buying consciously is worth getting into year-round, but for Black History Month we’re putting the spotlight on Black designers: accessories and jewellery designers this time specifically.

From statement bags to delicate necklaces and beyond, these buys showcase the wealth of talent across the fashion world.

God’s Gift London Roxy Sunglasses

These monochrome sunnies from fashion blogger @jades_dressing_room’s brand are so chic (Picture: God’s Gift London)

Buy for £23.99 at God’s Gift London.

Keeks by Kiki Bailey Bag

An on-trend yet timeless piece by designer Akilah Scott (Picture: Keeks by Kiki)

Buy for £127 at Keeks by Kiki.

The Chalk House Nalla Earrings Aqua

Maker and architect Malaika handmakes statement jewellery with a geometric edge (Picture: The Chalk House)

Buy for £50 at The Chalk House.

Aaks Hana Mini Tan Cross Body Bag

Aaks’ bags are hand-woven in Ghana, preserving the craft and promoting ethical and sustainable practices – plus they look great too (Picture: Aaks)

Buy for £125 at Sophie Summer.

Kemi Telford Shakara Hat

Wide brimmed bucket hats are so in right now – and have the added bonus of shielding you from autumnal weather (Picture: Kemi Telford)

Buy for £45 at Kemi Telford.

Trapstar Women’s Belly Chain

Mikey Trapstar’s label is a favourite of Rihanna, Stormzy, and Dave (Picture: Trapstar)

Buy for £50 at Trapstar.

By Chari Pipeline Necklace

Designer Chari Cuthbert’s delicate chains are perfect for layering (Picture: ByChari)

Buy for £73 at By Chari.

Daily Paper Nordja Bag

Amsterdam-based Daily Paper gives a classic style a contemporary twist (Picture: Daily Paper)

Buy for £90 at Daily Paper.

Maison Bent Apple Leather Card Holder

This sleek little number is made from AppleSkin, a material developed from waste recovered from the fruit juice industry, making it 100% animal cruelty free (Picture: Maison Bent)

Buy for £50 at Maison Bent.

The Notable Muse Serena Ring

This ring, by jewellery design duo Antoinette Ale and Nadine Speed, is named after Serena Williams (Picture: The Notable Muse)

Buy for £55 at The Notable Muse.

Terejay Prints Chinyere African Print Bag

Everyone will be asking where this stunning bag is from, and you can tell them it was handmade in West Africa (Picture: Terejay Prints)

Buy for £39.99 at Terejay Prints.

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Black History Month

October marks Black History Month, which reflects on the achievements, cultures and contributions of Black people in the UK and across the globe, as well as educating others about the diverse history of those from African and Caribbean descent.

For more information about the events and celebrations that are taking place this year, visit the official Black History Month website.

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