Liberty Jewellery Week December 2012

Alex Monroe Pendant kissing birds London’s iconic department store Liberty launches Jewellery Week this December in their Jewellery Emporium.

Jewels never fail to impress on Christmas morning, so it’s with much delight that StyleNest can report Liberty are launching a week of jewellery inspired festivities, just in time for the festive shopping rush.

Running from 29 November to 2 December, London’s most beautiful department store are hosting a week of jewellery events, from special engraving services to famous jewellery designer visits.

Kicking off Liberty’s jewel inspired festivities is StyleNest favourite, Brit designer Alex Monroe. The designer who’s best known for his sweet animal themed pendants and delicate gold detailing will be in store on Thursday 29 November from 5-8pm to exclusively launch his new 18ct Gold Collection.

Also making an appearance that day will be a wealth of big names from the jewellery world from Astley Clarke’s founder to designer-of-the-moment Annoushka. Designers and experts will be on hand to dish out style advice, shopping tips and showcase their latest designs.

And over the weekend customers can express their creative side as Isabelle Prat from innovative French jewellery house, La Mome Bijou will be in store helping shoppers create their own charm bracelets. Treat yourself or stock up on some Christmas gifts for family and friends.

If that’s not enough to temp you to get down to London’s Liberty store, there will also be a complimentary engraving service available throughout the week on any jewellery purchase. As well as an exclusive showing of vintage inspired jewellery designer, Lulu Frost’s limited edition Liberty collection.

So, this weekend channel your inner Liz Taylor and treat yourself to some new jewels.

The Liberty Jewellery Week will run in store from 29 November – 2 December 2012. For more information visit www.liberty.co.uk

For Christmas gift inspiration check out the StyleNest edit of the best luxury gift ideas for women here.

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