When it comes to repurposing jewellery in a new design, there are several elements that can be reused to create a unique and sentimental piece. One of the most common elements that can be repurposed is the precious metal. Gold is commonly melted down and reshaped to create new designs, while still retaining the sentimental value of the original piece. Additionally, any diamonds or gemstones that are in good condition can be removed from the old piece and incorporated into the new design.

The decision to reimagine your inherited jewellery is not a decision taken lightly. You have to be ready and here at Legacy we understand the emotional reasons why some ladies take years to be ready.

The security of your jewellery is as important to us as it is to you…

What happens if you don’t like your Legacy designs?

Having too many diamonds or gemstones to fit beautifully into one new Legacy piece is a lovely problem to have.

For some women, re-using their old gold is hugely important. Capturing a piece of Mum’s old wedding ring, for example, in a new Legacy piece can be as significant as the diamonds and gemstones. But there is a cost implication to consider…

A question we are occasionally asked is “how do I know you won’t switch my diamonds for fake?”

It’s a genuine concern for some people, so here’s what you need to know….

We have built an excellent reputation on honesty, trust and integrity over many years. We have 5* reviews on Facebook and Google and hundreds of delighted clients.

One common question we are asked at the start of the Legacy journey is “what happens to any diamonds or gemstones that aren’t used in the new design?”