A team of jewellery experts will be in Harrogate this week offering clients the unique opportunity to breathe new life into their treasured valuables.
Jewellery experts to host free discovery session in Harrogate
A team of jewellery experts will be in Harrogate next month, offering clients the unique opportunity to breathe new life into their treasured valuables.
The remodelling specialists from Legacy Jewellery are hosting one of their popular Discovery Sessions on Wednesday 7th February from 11am at the stunning Palm Court Café in Windsor House on Cornwall Road.
Masters in transforming cherished heirlooms and keepsakes, the team provides clients with the opportunity to turn unused rings, bracelets or necklaces into unique, expertly re-designed pieces.
Untapping the potential of unworn or inherited jewellery, visitors will get a free assessment and verbal valuation from the team, while exploring an array of exciting and unique redesign ideas.
The team of re-imagining specialists is headed up by director, Sarah Stoner.
She said:
She added:“For many of our clients, their Legacy experience is a deeply emotional and profound journey.
"Being able to wear their sentimentally important jewellery in a new and unique design has literally been a life-changing experience.
“I was already working with my husband who designs bespoke jewellery and from time to time we would be asked to remodel an existing piece."
"We reimaged a piece of jewellery for a lovely lady, whose emotional reaction to her completed jewellery stopped me in my tracks.
“She told us that she felt reconnected and close to her mum again. It was a feeling I felt hugely envious of. A feeling I wanted.
“At that time, my mum was in the final stages of her devastating battle with vascular dementia and my dad had just been diagnosed with stage four cancer.
“He passed away just weeks later and I lost my mum just a few months after that. Nicky’s emotional reaction to her reimagined mum’s jewellery made me wonder whether we could help more women feel like Nicky. More women like me.
“The feedback has been incredible, with many ladies travelling over a hundred miles to come along and meet the team.”
Based at Windsor House, Harrogate, the Legacy Jewellery team has already held a series of successful sessions within Harrogate and York, and will take the show on the road to Leeds and Ilkley in 2024.
Refreshments will also be provided.
Book your place at the event in Harrogate here.
Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.
Nearly two million visits made to North Yorkshire libraries in a year
Triple Tripadvisor success for local hospitality operator
Man arrested after stabbing threat at Harrogate Morrisons
Pavements near Royal Pump Room given a deep clean
Harrogate pub manager to take on Everest trek for hospitality charity
Harewood House unveils new Elf Village for Christmas
Harrogate cyclists conquer Pyrenees challenge in twin town
William and Victoria appeals for help after chairs taken from restaurant
Former Leeds United star Ross McCormack joins Knaresborough Town
Council rejects rumours that housing for the homeless would accommodate asylum seekers
Ripon gritter manufacturer invests £1.1m in new laser cutter
Northern expands mobility scooter access across its train fleet
Plans unveiled for up to 53 homes at Hornbeam Park
Grantley Hall boss named General Manager of the Year
Harrogate buses join fight against town centre crime
Harrogate actor wins festival award after brain surgery
Knaresborough pub goes up for sale - but cannot reopen
Children's boutique and art gallery opens in Knaresborough
Police issue update on body found in Ripon Canal
Retiring North Yorkshire Council chief executive gets pay package of almost £245,000
