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Stand a chance to WIN a Personalised Name Necklace with memi Jewellery! 

Competition closed: At memi, we believe that jewellery is far more than a beautiful adornment, far more than merely decorative – it is deeply personal.

We’ve pledged to infuse every one of our pieces with the personal. Each piece is a signature in itself, each is engraved with the essence of the wearer.

We’re fortunate to be able to draw on over 75 years of Gold and Silversmithing skill and experience. We see our jewellery pieces not as products, but as stories told in solid Gold, or Sterling Silver. Our jewellery creations are not just material possessions but matters of the heart.

Now, you can stand a chance to WIN a personalised name necklace with memi Jewellery. 

To enter answer the question below: 

How many years of experience does memi Jewellery have in gold and silversmithing?

 

Terms and Conditions:

Must be over 18. All prizes in BONA are subject to availability and are not transferable, resaleable or refundable for cash. Winners are randomly selected. Offers are limited to SA and apply to digital entry only. Ends 31st December 2024. Please allow time for processing and delivery.

 

 

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