Jacobs year-long 70th Anniversary Celebration highlights 1970s jewellery style for March. We will also feature a bespoke beaded necklace. Learn about the unique jewellery and the 70s jewellery scene from jeweller experts in Reading.
Jacobs’ initiatives for the month of April will be filled with exciting events. This Reading jewellery shop aims to raise funds for the Royal Berkshire Hospital Charity. Read about the events for the month of April and take part in Jacobs’ inspiring events.
Hulchi Belluni™ jewellery shows the exquisiteness of jewellery-making. The unique concepts behind the designs have a stunning harmony in every jewellery. Read this blog to look for the best Hulchi Belluni™ piece in Reading jewellery shops today.
Jacobs the Jewellers, the independent Reading jewellery shop, indeed has an array of remarkable events throughout their year-long celebration. The second quarter of the year is filled with exciting events to raise funds for the local NHS trust. Read this blog to learn about their skydiving initiative and raffle draw.
Are you looking for strikingly beautiful jewellery? Read this blog to learn about Art Deco and why jewellers in Reading are fascinated with this design.
Spruce up your jewellery collection by adding pieces with a modern flair. Reading jewellers will show how modern-inspired jewellery can bring out your best personality.
Wedding rings symbolise everlasting love whilst engagement rings signify a promise to your soul mate. Iconic lockets, dress watches and dangling diamond earrings represent dynamism.
Holding the Reading community at its heart, Jacobs the Jewellers aims to reach a lofty goal of raising £70,000 for the Royal Berkshire Hospital Charity. The funding will be used to purchase a Surface Guided Radiotherapy Machine for the cancer department. Throughout the year, the Reading jeweller will hold a series of events to raise the funds for the much-loved local NHS trust.
In the early 1880s to 1910, Art Nouveau was a response to rapid technological advancements and mass production brought by Industrial Revolution. Hence, artisans favoured organic forms and undulating curves that highlight humanity’s connection to nature.
