From Imagination to Creation

We have launched a new campaign called ‘Get Creative’ showing how, with our help, you can design and create your very own one-of-a-kind piece of jewellery. So if you have ever envisaged such a thing and want to bring it to life, get in touch with us here at Pruden and Smith.

How the process works?

The first step is to call us at Pruden and Smith and book an appointment with one of our professional designers. We then will ask you to gather any information such as design, patterns or textures that will help explain your design.

Your appointment:

Upon arrival you will be met with our gallery staff where you’ll be introduced to our business, from our heritage to the newest designs to the jewellers themselves.You’ll also be introduced to your designer, where discussion of your design begins. However you like to present your ideas, whether it’s drawing, talking or dancing we welcome it! We also have a selection of gemstones and, of course, plenty of finished jewellery if you need further imaginative help.

When there is a solid understanding about what it is you would like, our designers will apply the technicalities to the design. This includes how we will construct your piece of jewellery and how it will stand the test of time.

Once every detail is discussed and you are happy, over the next week or so (depending on how quick you would like it) we send you a quote with a final drawing/photo of your design and the total price.

At this point we welcome any changes or modifications to be done to your design so we can get it exactly right. You can either call us or make another appointment.

Going ahead:

When this is finalised, we ask for a 50% deposit to go ahead with the making your design. We work to an estimated date of completion, or if you have deadline, a specific date, usually between two and six weeks later. Sometimes, nearer the delivery date, we will call you to arrange a date for a fitting or last appointment with your designer.

We guarantee it is a fabulously exciting and creative process!