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BASLE & GENEVA 2008

Every year, the leading luxury brands, watch houses and designers exhibit their latest creations in BASLE and GENEVA. It is the largest and most prestigious event in the watch and jewellery industry and sets future fashion trends.

Michael Laing and Susan Thomson, our jewellery buyer, selected the latest designs from Chopard, Bulgari and Mikimoto, among many other great designers. Anthony Burtenshaw then joined Michael to select the winning new models from Rolex, Patek Philippe, Cartier, Breitling, Omega, IWC and TAG Heuer to ensure we have the finest range of watches.

Michael says “rose gold is emerging as a more popular metal in jewellery and watches, and large watch dials are still the most fashionable. In spite of a gloomy economy, the trade fair was very buoyant with many brands reporting record sales”.

INTEREST FREE CREDIT

During the months of August and September, we are offering great Interest Free Credit Options.

With a deposit of only 20%, we can offer UP TO 3 YEARS INTEREST FREE on any purchase over £1,000.

Please feel free to call in to see us and we will be happy to discuss this offer in detail with you.

We are the only jeweller to offer
You can trade in your Laing Diamond and receive a full credit towards your next selection. We'll help you grow your diamonds!! On some occasions we may trade in a diamond from another jeweller, if it is of good quality and very well cut. Please call into the store and let us examine your diamond and give you our advice.
Applies to most diamond stock including earrings, pendants and bracelets - check with the store for full details.

Why did we introduce this scheme?
Because we have confidence in the quality and value of our

Prince's Trust Cymru - St Davids Polo

PARKHOUSE sponsored the Ferrari team at Cardiff’s annual Polo event in June.

This is a major fund raising event for The Prince's Trust Cymru. We also donated a ladies Bvlgari watch and a diamond and pink sapphire white gold pendant to the grand auction.

Tenovus Fundraiser

Parkhouse the Jeweller was delighted to support The Tenovus Cancer Charity at a fundraising ball on 31st March 2007.

Tenovous was set up in 1943 by ten businessmen (the 'ten-of-us') and now invests around £3.9 million each year on cancer research, patient care, counselling and education.

The James Bond themed event took place at the Holland House hotel with Aston Martin cars on show, a Sean Connery look-a-like and a Shirley Bassey impersonator.

Parkhouse the Jeweller was delighted to donate an Omega Bond Seamaster watch which raised £1450 for the charity.