
The Aurora engagement ring
18ct white gold, a natural brilliant of 0.30 ct, VS clarity, cut and certificated by GIA.
Engagement and wedding rings, certificated diamonds chosen by hand, gold and silver, and watches worth keeping. Everything hallmarked, and everything through the hands of the jeweller who made it.
Every stone is chosen by hand.
Every ring is finished by hand.
Pick the metal — the ring changes with it
Every piece is chosen and certificated. Prices are a guide — the final quote is made for what you actually want.

18ct white gold, a natural brilliant of 0.30 ct, VS clarity, cut and certificated by GIA.

9ct yellow and white gold, matt or polished, a small stone if you want one, and the engraving is free.

Automatic movement, sapphire glass, a real leather strap and 5 ATM. Swiss, and quiet about it.

9ct white gold with a cubic zirconia on a fine 45 cm chain. Wears with anything, which is the point of it.

Sterling silver with cubic zirconia and hypoallergenic fittings. The present that never misses.

9ct gold with brilliants set by hand. A solid bangle that catches the light every time you move.
Everything is done in our own workshop behind the shop. We will look at it and tell you what it needs, free, while you wait.
Chains shortened and soldered, clasps replaced, stones re-set, rings sized up or down, and old pieces brought back properly.
from £18Batteries while you wait, movements cleaned and serviced, glasses, straps and seals replaced, and the water resistance tested afterwards.
from £12Machine and hand engraving of names, dates and monograms into rings, watches and pendants. Yours, and permanent.
from £10Gold and silver bought at the day’s price, including dental gold. Weighed and tested in front of you, free.
the day's priceA piece designed and made to what you want — a drawing, then the stone, then the finishing by hand.
priced on the designWritten valuations for insurance or probate, stones checked for what they are, and a certificate of the metal.
from £35The shop opened in 1991 a few doors off the Buttermarket, and the workshop has been in the same family ever since. The rule has not changed either: nothing leaves the bench until it is right.

Three things worth asking any jeweller.
Ask to see the hallmark. In this country precious metal over the weight limit has to be hallmarked at an assay office. It tells you the metal and who stood behind it — and it is not a matter of opinion.
Ask where the work is done. Ours is done at the bench behind the shop. A jeweller who sends everything away cannot tell you what they will find until it comes back.
Ask what the certificate covers. A GIA certificate describes the stone, not the setting and not the value. We will show you what it says and what it does not.
Come and talk it through at the bench. The conversation and the drawing cost nothing and commit you to nothing.
9 Abbeygate Street, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1UN
01632 960287 · 07700 900287
hello@thurlowjewellers.co.uk