Words About Gold

Today, I thought I might vent some of my frustrations with jewellery repair work as we do so much of this on a daily basis!  read more

I had every intention of writing something about jewellery for men and how our appreciation of what is suitable has changed over the millenia. However, last night my mother had puppies – or rather, Pegi, her Cardigan Corgi did.  read more

This week I thought I’d go through the basics about diamonds and a bit about how I came to love them. Many years ago, I must confess that I was something of a diamond cynic (coming as I do from silver and goldsmithing)  read more

Many industries are currently struggling to find enough skilled labour. Jewellery in the UK is no exception. We seem to be at a point where far more people are retiring from the bench than coming to it.  read more

One of our challenges as a business is the ongoing difficulty of consistently sourcing premium materials. We have always refused to compromise on the quality of the products we produce and insist upon only the very best materials and fittings.  read more

It was 1971 when my mother first opened the centre in Tregaron. The business and our family have grown a lot since then. Rhiannon has fifteen grandchildren with another on the way at the moment.  read more