Leeds jewellery entrepreneur launches first boutique in Boston Spa
A Leeds-based private jeweller, who specialises in sourcing and creating bespoke jewellery, has expanded his business with the opening of a new 650 sq ft boutique in Boston Spa.
Neil Geddes, founder of NJ Geddes Fine Jewellery, opened the boutique on 14th September at a launch event attended by more than 50 clients and guests, including former England cricketer and Boston Spa resident, Geoffrey Boycott OBE.
With an office in Leeds city centre and operations across the UK, the Boston Spa boutique is the entrepreneur’s first retail venture..
The boutique, which occupies the site of a former bridal wear store on the high street, was designed by York-based interior designer, Carolyn Parker.
Neil, who launched NJ Geddes Fine Jewellery in 2010, said: “I am delighted to have opened my first boutique in Boston Spa, right in the heart of the ‘golden triangle’.
“The feedback from clients and guests at the launch party was fantastic and very humbling, and a guest appearance from Geoffrey Boycott and his family made the evening all the more special.”
Neil’s team of designers and master jewellers create original couture pieces through a bespoke consultation and design process, in addition to reimagining heirloom jewellery as part of a new design.
He added:“Many of our clients are time-poor and need the assistance and discretion we provide to help them locate, purchase or design bespoke jewellery.
“Our Boston Spa boutique will provide a comfortable and unique environment in which clients can turn their bespoke jewellery ideas into a reality.”
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