First year jewellery apprentice Maisie Sale with Harriet Kelsall making personalised pendants at the event in aid of Garden House Hospice Care. Picture: Alan Millard (Image: Archant)
The event at Harriet Kelsall Bespoke Jewellery invited children to enjoy jewellery making workshops, demonstations from goldsmiths and a chance for customers to pesonalise their own solid sterling silver disc pendant.
In aid of Garden House Hospice Care, based in Letchworth, the independent jewellers also sold mulled wine and festive treats to get people into the spirit, and held a raffle.
Kate Beard said: "We were thrilled to have had such a wonderful turn out on the way with lots of happy faces to celebrate Christmas and raise money for Garden House Hospice Care with us. Upstairs in our beading workshops, children let their imagination run wild creating beautiful beaded wreaths and candy canes to take home.
"The time of giving was not amiss and we look forward to donating the money raised to the hospice in the coming week."
First year jewellery apprentice Maisie Sale with Harriet Kelsall making personalised pendants at the event in aid of Garden House Hospice Care. Picture: Alan Millard (Image: Archant)
Staff offering festive food and mulled wine, second left at the Harriet Kelsall Bespoke Jewellery Christmas charity event. Picture: Alan Millard (Image: Archant)
First year jewellery apprentice Maisie Sale with Harriet Kelsall making personalised pendants at the event in aid of Garden House Hospice Care. Picture: Alan Millard (Image: Archant)
First year jewellery apprentice Maisie Sale with Harriet Kelsall making personalised pendants at the event in aid of Garden House Hospice Care. Picture: Alan Millard (Image: Archant)
First year jewellery apprentice Maisie Sale with Harriet Kelsall making personalised pendants at the event in aid of Garden House Hospice Care. Picture: Alan Millard (Image: Archant)
First year jewellery apprentice Maisie Sale with Harriet Kelsall making personalised pendants at the event in aid of Garden House Hospice Care. Picture: Alan Millard (Image: Archant)
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