The story behind F.Hinds is one of a family owned and family run business that was established in the 1950’s. F.Hinds jewellery shops continue to thrive both on the High Street and online today.
After celebrating 150 years in business in 2006, F.Hinds is the largest independent jeweller in the UK. With an impressive range of products including rings, earrings, pendants and more, the company’s 1000 staff serve over 2 million customers every year. (more…)
As Christmas approaches, leading rings comparison site Rings.org.uk is offering cash prizes to lucky people who ‘Like’ Rings.org.uk on Facebook or ‘Follow’ Rings.org.uk on Twitter.
To have the opportunity of winning one of three £25 prizes (either £25 in cash via PayPal or a £25 Amazon voucher) in the prize draw, you must simply ‘Like’ or ‘Follow’ Rings.org.uk between the 1st of December 2010 and the 15th of December 2010. (more…)
Mens wedding rings are often overlooked in the excitement of the proposal, stag parties and hen parties and the wedding day itself. However, most men want to demonstrate their love for their partner and commitment by wearing rings on the third finger of their left hand.
Remember how your girlfriend (now fiancé) received lots of attention when you gave her one of those special engagement rings. Almost before you finished proposing the news probably travelled the full circuit of her friends and family. The same is true for you and there’s no doubt you’ll both need wedding rings ready for your wedding day. (more…)
Murano glass rings are modern, stylish and contemporary rings and very popular for Christmas gifts as they are light and easy to post. Murano glass rings come in every bright, vibrant colour imaginable and are intertwined with glitter, foil and sparkle. At Rings.org.uk, we are pleased to offer a selection of Murano glass rings available with prices starting at under £20.
The unique and trendy Murano glass rings are expertly hand crafted and hand blown by skilled artisans in Venice. Murano glass rings are well known around the world and glass makers have been working in the Venitian island of Murano, where Murano glass takes its name, since the 10th century. (more…)