Gold necklace 'could be an heirloom'
Wednesday, 1st July 2009 (5642 views)
A 24-c gold necklace from jeweller Nashelle has been described as a potential family heirloom.
The 'identity' piece features up to five bars that are engraved to order, allowing each buyer to customise their jewellery, the Examiner reports.
According to the portal, the necklace is "definitely" something that could be passed down through generations, as anything can be included on the bars.
"Any girl in the family would treasure a necklace featuring the names of her great-aunts and uncles, or grandmother's full maiden name, or quote that meant a lot to her mother," it stated.
In addition, the bars in the Nashelle necklace vary according to the length of the word chosen, which the Examiner suggested makes each one unique.
England's Yorkshire Post recently revealed that jeweller Abbeycrest is moving into the high-end market in order to meet demand for expensive items, with the Gorgeous Gold collection among its three new ranges.
