Win a make your own wedding ring workshop!
Nicola and I are excited to announce after popular demand we are bringing our make your own wedding ring courses back for 2024.
To celebrate we are giving one lucky couple the chance to win a wedding ring course worth £500! (materials are an additional cost) Terms and conditions apply
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Initial consultation
We will arrange a time for you to come and see us so we can size both your fingers and discuss your material options. You can create you wedding bands in silver, gold, platinum or palladium. Once we have had the initial consultation we will then give you a quote for your wedding ring materials. Once you have decided you want to go ahead we will take payment for the course materials in order to secure your selected date. As we only have one couple at a time in the workshop each date is subject to availability and we recommend booking your course at least 2 months prior to your wedding day. We can run our courses Mon-Sunday
About your wedding ring making experience
Capture priceless memories by creating your very own wedding bands in our fully equipped East Yorkshire Studios. This one-day course will give you a behind the scenes peak at what goes into creating your very own wedding bands. Capture the very start of your wedding journey together by creating unique memories that will last the test of time.
No experience is needed for this course as Nicola or myself will be on hand to guide and support you both at each step of the way. The session will start with a tour of the workshop and an introduction to health and safety. The we will demonstrate some techniques and processes that we will be using before you get stuck in.
Nicola and I run these workshops from both our Willerby and Sutton studios you can choose which site is the best fit for you. The courses start at 10am and run until 3pm, with an hour for lunch.
Terms and conditions
1. Course Booking and Availability:
1.1. Course bookings are subject to availability.
1.2. To secure a spot in the course, participants must complete the registration process and make the required payment for wedding ring making materials when booking the course date.
1.3. Oresome Jewellery reserves the right to cancel or reschedule the course due to unforeseen circumstances. In such cases, participants will be notified, and alternative arrangements will be offered.
1.4 This prize is nontransferable and cannot be exchanged for cash
1.5 This prize must be booked by 31st August 2024
2. Payment:
2.1. Full payment for the course and materials is required at the time of booking to confirm participation in the course.
2.2. Payments are non-refundable unless the course is cancelled by Oresome Jewellery. In case of cancellation by the participant, refer to the Cancellation Policy (Section 3).
2.3 Hallmarking is an additional cost. This can be made on the day of the course.
3. Cancellation Policy:
3.1. Cancellations made within 24hs of the course start date are non-transferable
4. Participant Responsibilities:
4.1. Participants are expected to arrive on time for the course.
4.2. Any damage caused to tools or equipment due to negligence or improper use by the participant will be the responsibility of the participant to cover repair or replacement costs.
5. Photography and Filming:
5.1. Oresome Jewellery reserves the right to take photographs or record videos during the course for promotional purposes.
5.2. Participants who do not wish to be photographed or filmed should notify the instructor at the beginning of the course.
6. Liability:
6.1. Oresome Jewellery is not liable for any loss, damage, or injury sustained by participants during the course.
6.2. Participants are advised to follow safety guidelines provided during the course and use tools and materials responsibly
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7. Miscellaneous:
7.1. Oresome Jewellery reserves the right to make changes to the course content, schedule, or venue. Participants will be notified in advance of any changes.
7.2. These terms and conditions are subject to change. Participants will be notified of any updates.
By booking a Oresome Jewellery Wedding Ring Making Course, participants acknowledge that they have read, understood, and agree to abide by these terms and conditions.
7.3 You have until 13th February to enter. The winner will be selected at randon and announced on 14th February 2024
To book your own wedding ring making course call (01482 213881) or email us and we can arrange a date that suits you.
Posted on 23rd Jan 2024 15:06:50 by Oresome
Tags: wedding, Ring, wedding planning, Yorkshire, Oresome Jewellery.
At Oresome we believe that your jewellery should be as individual as you are. Introducing Oresome Jeweller and Business Partner Victoria Prince.
Tell us about a your typical day?
If I am heading to the gym for a morning yoga session it’s a 6am start, I usually spend around an hour there then head home grab some breakfast and head out to the field for an hour to walk my dog Roo before heading to Oresome. Most days I check emails straight away and then get into the workshop to either work on developing my own range of bespoke one off pieces or a commission I am working on. At the moment it’s a stunning diamond engagement ring.
What I love about what I do is that no two days are ever the same and we get so many interesting commissions in. it’s a real privilege to be part of someone’s story and help create that special piece of jewellery that will last a lifetime and be passed on to future generations. We usually head home around 6pm unless we have any pressing jobs to finish.
How did you become a jeweller?
Even as a child I loved making things and my poor mum got all sorts of weird and wonderful creations. I always had a fascination for jewellery and my sister and I used to play dress up and ask to try things on in Mums jewellery box. This grew to to creating pieces, just simple to begin with I then went onto study 3D Design and college and had the chance to work with silver. After that I was hooked and went on to do a BA (Hons) in Silver Smithing and Jewellery at Birmingham School of Jewellery. I loved every minute of it and being in the heart of Birmingham’s famous jewellery quarter was like a dream!
What’s you passion outside of jewellery?
I love to travel and experience new cultures. I also enjoy a good night out hitting the dance floor especially if its salsa!
Where is your favourite place to visit on Holiday?
As I said before one of my passions is to travel and I recently went to Iceland. It was somewhere that I had wanted to go for a long time. It was an amazing place the landscape was stunning, so different to anywhere else I have been. We went in the wintertime and it was such an amazing feeling being out in the thick snow but nice and warm in the natural thermal springs. I am already planning the next trip to see more of the country.
Posted on 20th May 2019 14:16:21 by surrect.media
Tags: Oresome Jewellery, Victoria Prince.
At Oresome there is an understanding that jewellery is not just an accessory, it surprises us, creates experiences and inspires, it represents us for who we are. Introducing Nicola Fidell Chapman.
Tell us about a your typical day?
I get up about 730am and sort the animals out. If I am lucky I get a cup of decaf earl grey tea from my Husband. Get ready for , work check my emails and instagram account. Grab my lunch and head out the door. No two days are the same at Oresome, some days we have appointments with clients to discuss commissions and re models and other days I head straight into the workshop to create some of my own one off pieces. I usually work from designs in my sketchbook. For me using a sketch book is such an important part of my design process. Its where I capture my inspiration for new ideas.
The working day usually ends about 5.30-6pm when we pack up and head home??
How did you become a jeweller?
I have always been fascinated by the function of objects and remember my Dad taking me into antique shops as a young child. I used to take my toys apart and also raid my mum’s jewellery box with the hope of discovering how things had been made. This developed at school and the only classes I really enjoyed were the Art and 3D design classes. I went on to study for a BA (Hons) at Sheffield and graduated in 1986. The journey into the jewellery industry started after that and I have been doing it for almost 30 years and am still as passionate about making.
What’s you passion outside of jewellery?
I love fashion especially shoes and handbags. Next time round I would love to be a shoe designer. I am mad about my animals and have a collection of feral cats waifs and strays and an ever evolving family of foxes.
Have you made anything for anyone famous?
We made a chain of office for Peter Madelson and also gave a necklace to Emma Thompson. Sold a piece of jewellery to Radio 1’s Nick Grimshaw.
Where is your favourite place to visit on Holiday?
I like to travel to different places and don’t really have a favourite. I love Whitby and Robin Hoods bay if I am going somewhere local. Last summer I went to visit Marseille They have a fantastic artists quarter in Le Panier where you can see the artist at work. Making everything from knives to jewellery.
Posted on 23rd Apr 2019 08:51:19 by surrect.media
Tags: Oresome Jewellery.
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