Did you know your precious stones can be reimagined and used in new pieces that you are more likely to reach for? Personalising your design is just one way of ensuring you get the most out of your new item.
Did you know your precious stones can be reimagined and used in new pieces that you are more likely to reach for? Personalising your design is just one way of ensuring you get the most out of your new item.
Of the many types of hand-crafted jewellery we produce at LWSilver, our range of silver feather jewellery is among our most popular.
LWSilver was recently awarded a commission to produce a Chain of Office for the newly created Highcliffe & Walkford Parish Council in Dorset. We were one of several silversmiths approached by the council and were delighted to receive the final commission.
This minimalist wedding band for men began life as a commissioned piece for one of our clients, Ross. He was getting married – of course – and was looking for a more masculine wedding ring than the ones he had seen in the various high street jewellers.
One of our most popular pieces, this aquamarine necklace always attracts attention from visitors to our site. Made-to-order, it involves a lengthy, two-week process to get the spectacular, eye-catching effect of the finished product.
At LWSilver, we love it when we’re commissioned to produce a bespoke piece of jewellery. Don’t get us wrong: love, care, and craftsmanship go into every item we create. When a client comes to us with a specific vision in mind, however, that gives us something very special to work with…
Nothing makes us happier here at LWSilver than when one of our customers comes back to us with a great story. That’s what happened with the lovely Oli after he had commissioned us to create a stunning engagement ring for him.
The perfect moonstone ring for a perfect Hawaiian wedding proposal, When Neil decided to pop the question to his beautiful girlfriend Valentina…
In terms of numerology, the number 15 is the number for; ‘harmony, innovation and family’. Oxton Art Fair can offer all three, as it returns to the Williamson Art Gallery on November 24th for its 15th year.