A gem in the heart of the Cotswolds

PUBLISHED: 15:11 09 April 2013 | UPDATED: 15:49 10 April 2013

With a two-year break from the jewellery business, Julia Gotrel has now returned to Chipping Campden with her new team and shop, Bijou & Co, specialising in bespoke fine jewellery.

A gem in the heart
of the Cotswolds

With a two-year break from the jewellery business, Julia Gotrel has now returned to Chipping Campden with her new team and shop, Bijou & Co, specialising in bespoke fine jewellery.

Bijou & Co offers a personal design service, creating individual pieces using fine quality gemstones and diamonds. Alongside the beautiful jewellery, she offers all the usual services you would expect from a jeweler: repairs, valuations, remodeling and the purchase of old gold. The gold jewellery is complimented by timeless classic and contemporary silver pieces in the airy and relaxed showroom where clients can browse the many exquisite rings and earrings or design the perfect piece of jewellery.

Situated in the heart of Chipping Campden in Cambrook Court, among a cluster of elegant boutiques, all complimenting each other for their individuality and quality, Bijou & Co can be found at the forefront of the courtyard.

Open from TuesdaySaturday 10am5pm (or by appointment).

Bijou & Co, Cambrook Court, High Street, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, GL55 6AT, tel: 01386 841813, mobile: 07753 497141, email: info@bijouandco.com or visit www.bijouandco.com

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