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Annual Christmas Sale

Annual Christmas Sale

Join us for our Annual Christmas Sale Friday, 4th November, 9.30am - 5pm Holy Trinity Church, Guildford High St, GU1 3RR (next to Sainsburys) Bring your restringing, feast your eyes upon our new arrivals and snap up our best sellers!
September Birthstones

September Birthstones

The birthstones for September are Sapphire & Lapis Lazuli. Sapphire: the name derives from the Greek word sappheiros meaning blue (which could have been referring to lapis lazuli at that time). It is from the mineral corundum and is a gemstone known for wisdom and royalty. Well the Duchess of...
August Birthstone

August Birthstone

The birthstone for August is Peridot.  Peridot: the name derives from the Arabic word faridet which means ‘gem’.  This birthstone is one of only a few gemstones where it is only one colour – green.  There are many beautiful shades of green although it is believed that the deeper the colour, the ...
Who is wearing our pearls?

Who is wearing our pearls?

We are very excited to let you know that the wonderful Mary Berry wears our 3 strand cultured baroque pearl necklace on the front cover of a Radio Times. Clearly a woman with good taste! We always look forward to watching her TV series' and feasting our eyes on her cooking and her pearls! 
We are on Social Media

We are on Social Media

We are on Social Media and love to discover all things pearly, find out fascinating facts and of course see who is wearing pearls on the catwalk/red carpet!   Find us on Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest where we will reveal new product releases and sales promotions! Don't forget our blog to keep y...
July Birthstone

July Birthstone

The birthstones for July are Ruby and Carnelian.  Ruby: the name derives from the Latin word ruber meaning red.  This red coloured gemstone is a variety of the mineral called corundum and its price is determined by the colour (as well as its quality of course) – the brighter the red the higher th...