A-Z of Genuine Jersey Members

Acorn Enterprises offers one of the largest selections of summer bedding on the island.  New varieties are introduced every year along with established favourites like geraniums, begonias, petunias and trailing plants.  

Amal-Grow Ltd is based in St John and has been supplying local supermarkets, wholesalers and other retail outlets since 1976.  

Andrew has a selection of indigenous hedging plants in stock, and also grow his own Laurels, all of which could create a lush border for domestic, commercial or retail premises, providing privacy and wind protection. He can provide a planting service and aftercare watering service if desired, and can remove old hedging and clear the area in readiness. Please contact Andrew to view the hedging plants available or go along and pick your own!  

Aurum Jewellers has been creating handmade bespoke jewellery and objets d’art since 1968, the year that Jerseyman and newly qualified goldsmith Richard Blampied established a small workshop in St Helier.  

We take enormous pride in creating something unique for everyone and hope that you will find that special something here. All our products are of the highest quality, handmade and produced in Jersey.  

The collections created by Beleaf Jewelry combine a love of Mother Nature and the art of manipulating silver, brass and other metals. Joanna brings a passion for nature, art, beauty and a love of life which is evident in each production.  

Belles Fleurs Nursery is based in Grouville overlooking the south east coast of Jersey . The site first became a nursery in 1972 selling mainly shrubs and bedding plants.  

Beverley Speck's collection has grown out of a passion for vintage style textiles. She has become renowned for her high standard of handmade and individually designed pieces for the country or coastal home.  

Bianca Padidar is an award winning Textile Artist. She has been producing creative textiles of different types and styles, specializing in Shibori textile art, contemporary felt and stitch.  

The first pottery to be made by the Bouchet family was called Channel Island Jewellery and was started by Tony’s father in 1960.