With Christmas approaching, now is the time to think about those extra-special gifts, particularly if you’re considering something made just for someone you love.
Gold Arts Jewellers, one of the generous sponsors of Christmas in Chichester 2026, has been sharing the craftsmanship, creativity and attention to detail behind its bespoke jewellery service, and why commissioning a unique piece can make Christmas gifting even more meaningful.
With a 14 November deadline for Christmas commissions, the team explains how the process works and how to get started.
Bespoke jewellery from Gold Arts this Christmas
Have you always dreamed of owning a bespoke piece of jewellery?
Perhaps you are struggling to find the perfect gift for yourself or a loved one?
Whether that’s something crafted from your own imagination or designed in-house by our expert jeweller, our bespoke jewellery design service could be the answer.
You may even have jewellery of your own in-which you would like to incorporate or remodel entirely.
Not only does a bespoke design remove some of the difficulty in choosing the perfect piece of jewellery, but it also makes the entire experience especially personable.
Designing a piece from scratch enables you to be involved in the entire process, from selecting your stones to any additional features. There are so many options available when it comes to bespoke jewellery, and our creative and passionate team will be on hand to guide you through this journey.
We can provide sketches to help you visualise your dream piece and with our CAD (Computer aided design) technology, we can create complex, intricately detailed jewellery with the utmost precision, meaning your options for bespoke designs are virtually limitless.
We are proud members of the National Association of Jewellers, so you can rest assured you are in the best of hands.
There’s still just enough time to get your bespoke piece made for Christmas. Simply call our Chichester Store and book an appointment with our fabulous team today.
*Any bespoke orders will need to be made by the 14th November 2026*
