If you are looking for a special piece of jewellery you may not know where to start. Do you buy an item that's new, antique or remodelled? Today on my blog I am talking about the benefits of having your jewellery remodelled and how this can produce a treasured possession that is unique and will be adored. This is an advertorial post in conjunction with Sue Lane Contemporary Jewellery but all words and opinions are my own.
Why Remodel Your Jewellery?
Remodelling your jewellery means taking one or more of your current items of jewellery and changing the design so it becomes a new treasured piece.
Some Benefits Of Remodelling Your Jewellery
1. It's a cost-effective way of making a new item, as you save on the cost of raw materials, such as gold, silver, and gemstones.
2. You can make an item unique. No one will have the same piece of jewellery as you, it will be a bespoke design and different to what anybody else has. This will create a beautiful item that is extra special.
3. You can preserve the sentimental value. Even if the piece of jewellery is not to your taste or up-to-date in design you can take something cherished and make it into an item of jewellery that is to your taste.
4. It is more sustainable. The jewellery industry often has a negative environmental impact due to mining for precious metals and gemstones. Remodelling offers a greener alternative to mining for new materials.
Sue Lane Contemporary Jewellery
Of course, it's important to pick a jeweller with experience and training in jewellery making and remodelling. One just artisan jeweller is Sue Lane. Sue is a contemporary jewellery maker based in Hereford, England who has a real passion for creating unique pieces of jewellery.
After graduating from Middlesex University in 2000 she set up her studio in Herefordshire to create contemporary jewellery that would be distinctly recognised as her own. Over the years, she has exhibited widely across the UK, including at the Goldsmiths’ Fair, and the Chelsea Craft Fair. Currently, she is focusing on working with customers in her rural workshop by appointment only. In this way, she feels she gives her customers her full uninterrupted attention, where they can discuss commissions in a much more relaxed and personal setting.I just wanted to say a huge and slightly belated thank you. I love love love the rings and I’m so glad I went with a new emerald. I’m away at the moment and everyone's commenting on them.
"Dear Sue,
The package has arrived safely. The necklace is beautiful and perfect: thank you so much for your skilled and sympathetic craftsmanship! It has been a pleasure dealing with you, from start to finish.