Arlette Gold Jewellery Collection for Children

By ArletteGold
November 18, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted November 18, 2017

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Posted November 18, 2017

Online jewellery retailer Arlette Gold (arlettegold.com) has made the move into bricks and mortar, with a winter, pop-up shop opening at Brixton?s White Boutique. The three-week-only store will feature artfully picked pieces from a team of international, independent designers that are unusual, affordable, classic and reflect contemporary trends.

Established in 2017, Arlette Gold specialises in telling the story of their designers and processes ? every piece comes with a backstory and meaning. The shop will be the perfect place to find thoughtful presents, affordable indulgences, or simple ways to update your look ? find anything from a present for a partner to a stocking filler for a child.

Oh yes ? Arlette Gold is not just for the grown-ups. The store?s range includes an specially selected collection for children; contemporary, cutting-edge, and age-appropriate with a healthy smattering of gender neutral items ? these pieces are never tacky or boring. There are even bespoke, scaled-down versions of adult pieces perfect for parent-and-child matching.

The store will be open Thursday 16th November - Sunday 3rd December.

OPENING HOURS

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 11am?2.30pm (with events running as per programme)

Thursday, Friday, Saturday 12pm?late

Sunday 12pm?5pm

Visit: https://arlettegold.com/blogs/news/arlette-gold-pop-up-store-to-open-in-brixton-this-winter

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