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NEW RELEASES
Jewlr launches
first luxury
jewellery
collection
Online tech jewellery brand Jewlr has
released its first luxury line named the
‘One and Only Signature Collection’,
consisting of six customisable
engagement ring styles.
Each ring is custom made and
tailored to the customers’ taste.
Every aspect of the ‘One & Only’
ring is selected by the customer. By
using online selection and preview
technology, the customer can select the
ring’s bridge, setting and band in their
chosen combination of 14 or 18 carat
white, yellow or rose gold.
Each ring can be made even more
distinctive by selecting the ‘signature’
setting and adding initials to the bridge
of the ring. The selection process
allows for up to 99 combinations from
the six ring styles.
With regards to engagement rings,
diamonds on each style can be
selected in a choice of round, oval and
princess cut and 0.50, 0.70 or 1.00 carat.
Engraving can also be placed on the
base of the band.
Tony Davis, founder of Jewlr, said:
“I was inspired to launch a luxury
personalised bridal jewellery product to
the market and am confident it offers
something totally fresh to the luxury
jewellery landscape.
“After seeing such consistent success
with our personalised promise, mother
and bridal rings, we wanted to take this
concept into a new market and offer
our customers something extra special.”
He added: “As the business grows,
the Jewlr brand continues to develop
and thanks to our unique production
methods, the possibilities of what we
can create are endless. We’re confident
this will open up a new customer base
for those looking to combine true luxury
with something truly sentimental that
they will wear forever.”
Jewlr launched the One and Only
Signature collection to the UK on 9
November on its website.
December 2017 | jewelleryfocus.co.uk
CRIME
Thieves use
concrete block
to steal £150k
of jewellery in
Watchfinder raid
A group of thieves used a concrete
block to smash their way into a
Leeds Watchfinder store in a raid on
Wednesday (8 November), making off
with goods worth £150,000.
Some 15 Rolex watches were also
taken in the raid which happened at
6.45pm at the store in Victoria Quarter,
Leeds. The store was open at the time
and there were two members of staff
inside.
It is the second time in three months
that the store has been broken into.
According to the Yorkshire Post,
there were three to five men involved
in the raid and there are conflicting
reports of whether they were carrying
firearms or not.
A spokesman for Watchfinder
told the Yorkshire Post that “reports
suggesting the men were armed
cannot be verified.”
The men escaped the scene in a blue
Audi.
A spokesman for West Yorkshire
Police said: “A large quantity
of jewellery was stolen and an
investigation is ongoing to identify the
suspects. At this time we are still in the
process of the investigation.”
If you have any information, please
call police on 101 or Crimestoppers on
0800