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Melrosialondon Melrosia (previously The Jewel Jar) is a sustainable jewellery brand for the confident woman in you. Melrosia is for women, by women to empower women!

Our designs infuse eastern & western influences to showcase versatile eco-luxe timeless pieces to be loved and cherished for a long time to come. Apart from our collections, we collaborate and support other female artists & designers who share similar values & aesthetics.

03/09/2026

This one really surprised me so I wanted to share!!

Pregnancy myths, pregnancy facts, truth about pregnancy

Finding my rhythm in the kitchen after a GD diagnosis đŸ„‘đŸ’›Learning how to eat for Gestational Diabetes has been a massive ...
07/08/2026

Finding my rhythm in the kitchen after a GD diagnosis đŸ„‘đŸ’›

Learning how to eat for Gestational Diabetes has been a massive trial-and-error process. In the beginning, every meal felt like a guessing game.

Through weeks of testing and research, I’ve finally figured out a routine that keeps my blood sugars safe.

I won’t pretend it’s effortless, preparing meals from scratch in the third trimester takes real energy. But the biggest win has been that these meals are family-friendly. I’m not stuck making separate “diet food” for myself and another meal for my husband; we eat the exact same thing together.

Swipe through to see the real meals and food hacks that have been working for my body lately and hopefully will work for yours too!

03/08/2026

The mental health conversation no one has about Gestational Diabetes 💔

The hardest part of a GD diagnosis isn’t just swapping out foods or tracking blood sugar, it’s the daily psychological weight.

When you see all pregnant women on social media enjoying the foods they crave while you’re pricking yourself to check if your blood sugar is okay after a bite of cake!

When you want to have an evening meal out but can’t just eat what you feel like but have to hit your protein and fat goals.

When all you feel like doing is binging on Netflix on a show before the baby arrives but you’re forced to exercise after every meal.

It all can add up to a lot of anxiety and deprivation, and on some days it can make you really really sad!!

Did you know eating is an activity that involves 8 senses that support happy hormones and oxytocin which are so so essential in pregnancy! So imagine not being able to have that experience.

07/07/2026

The “Un-Traditional” Babymoon 🌿

If the internet tells you that a babymoon has to be a highly aesthetic, perfectly curated trip for two but this is your sign that you can rewrite the rules.

When planning our getaway, I didn’t just want a beach to sit on. After spending the last six years working 12-14 hour days growing my business, my perspective on what I truly needed had completely shifted. At 38, in my third trimester, I didn’t just need rest, I wanted connection.

So, we packed up and joined our family trip to Thailand with 20 of us!

Looking back at these clips on my phone, the slow mornings, the endless plates of incredible food, the laughter with my parents and family, the meaningful conversations with my cousins, and the quiet, supportive moments with my husband- I realised how much I needed this exact space before our next big chapter starts this September.

I won’t say it was easy. Navigating the pregnancy hormones, the intense heat, and the constant third-trimester tiredness in a huge group was a challenge, but in the end, it was worth absolutely every second.

Pregnancy changes your body, but it also strips away the fluff and clarifies what actually matters. The business and the hustle can always wait, but these precious moments with the people who built you cannot.

What do you think? Would you prefer a quiet couple’s babymoon, or swap it for a big family one instead? 👇

26/06/2026

The “Anti-Bodycon” Pregnancy Wardrobe đŸ€°

If you are struggling to find pregnancy style inspiration that doesn’t force you to show off every single curve, this is for you.

At 38 and in my third trimester, I realised almost all maternity fashion pushes you into tight, clingy clothes. But that’s just not my style comfort zone.

For my recent holiday to India and Thailand, I wanted beautiful, breezy dresses that let me breathe, kept me cool, and didn’t make the bump the main event.

The strategy? I completely skipped the maternity section. Instead, I invested in high-quality, loose-silhouette staples that I can wear right now, postpartum, and for years down the line. You don’t have to change your entire style DNA just because your body is changing.

Are you team ‘show off the bump’ or team ‘flowy and comfortable’ like me? Let me know 👇

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