Heulwen Lewis Bespoke releases a new bridal collection

Vintage-inspired ring at Heulwen Lewis Bespoke

Heulwen Lewis Bespoke has just launched a fabulous new website! Inside the new design, which is easy to navigate, couples will have all the information needed to design and purchase wedding rings or jewellery.

The company has just released its gorgeous new bridal collection Gwynira and Oliver which is named after the founder’s grandparents and their everlasting love. The vintage-inspired collection allows nearlyweds to see how engagements rings can be stacked together with wedding bands to create wonderful clusters.

Not only is there a new collection, but Heulwen Lewis Bespoke can also now offer all consultations at its new premises within the stunning Harpenden Hall. Consultations are all COVID-safe and there’s an option to hold consultations via Zoom, WhatsApp or Skype and possibly travel to a convenient address if a meeting isn’t possible.

Find out more: www.heulwenlewisbespoke.com

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