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Jewellery made and repaired with care.
A London jeweller making bespoke pieces, resizing and restoring existing jewellery, and working in the metals and stones each commission calls for.
How it works
How a project runs at KRT Jewels London, in brief
Four steps, the same every time, so you always know what happens next.
- 01
Consultation
We discuss the design, the metal and the stones.
- 02
Quote
A written figure and a timescale are given before making starts.
- 03
Making
The piece is made and the stone setting checked.
- 04
Handover
The finished piece is cleaned, polished and collected or sent.
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Services from KRT Jewels London, in brief
Included
- Written, itemised quotes
- Named contact for the job
- Local travel included in the agreed price
- Photographs before and after
Not included
- No call-out fee for a written quote
- No subcontracting without your agreement
- No work started before the price is agreed
- No hidden extras added afterwards
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Recent work from KRT Jewels London, in brief
Recent jobs and the detail behind them. A short message is enough to start the conversation.
The detail is what the client notices six months later. No obligation, just a clear reply with the next step.
Before you ask
The questions that come up, in practice
Materials, timescales and valuations come up first with most commissions.
Do you supply stones?
Stones can be sourced, or you can supply your own, which is confirmed at the consultation.
Can you restore old jewellery?
Often, yes, though pieces that cannot be safely restored are identified rather than altered anyway.
Do you provide valuations?
Valuations are carried out by an independent valuer. We can point you to one.
Is my jewellery insured while with you?
Cover for goods in the workshop is stated at handover of the commission terms.
One point of contact
Tell us what you need and we will come back with a clear answer, for most clients
Tell us the address and what you want done. We will reply with availability and a clear figure.