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Discover the team behind Gatwards at Hitchin

Gatwards at Hitchin jewellery

At Your Herts and Beds Wedding, we’ve caught up with expert jewellers Gatwards at Hitchin to learn more about the company. Here’s what Charlotte Gatward has to say...

What does the company offer?
Gatwards is the oldest independent family-run jeweller in the UK and is based in Hitchin’s historic Market Square. We specialise in fine jewellery and are renowned for our exquisite range. Our treasure box of exceptional fine jewellery from highly skilled design houses and independent makers sourced from the UK and worldwide is the place to find special pieces to mark life’s extraordinary moments.

What service can couples expect?
Expect a dedicated and outstanding customer experience with highly qualified staff to advise choosing and caring for the best pieces to suit your lifestyle. We also have an in-house workshop for repairs and alterations.

What’s the latest happenings at the company?
We’re excited to announce the launch of the Diamonfire range in-store. With cubic zirconia stones set in sterling silver, the range brings plenty of diamond sparkles without the price tag. The range offers an affordable and high-quality alternative to natural diamonds with many beautiful pieces from stone-set collars, line bracelets and single-stone pendants with matching rings.

Discover more: www.gatwardsofhitchin.co.uk

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