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Kath Libbert Jewellery Gallery has revealed the collections to be showcased as part of its Alternative Wedding Show.

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Now in its 12th year, the Alternative Wedding Show is one of the largest and most distinctive annual selling exhibitions of contemporary bridal jewellery in the country. Or, as a company spokesperson remarked, a “great excuse to showcase lots of fabulous new ring collections”.

Personalised design will be a strong feature of this year’s exhibition, with Kath Libbert Jewellery Gallery looking to address the current trend for working heirloom jewels into contemporary designs by featuring jewellers who will work to commission for the gallery’s clients.

“We bring together the skills and design talent of a select group of very prestigious jewellers who are happy to breathe new life into pieces that have perhaps been languishing, just waiting to be transformed into something fabulous,” remarked Kath Libbert.

“We offer an opportunity to work with these designers to create beautiful, one off bespoke pieces of jewellery.

“Our clients are interested in jewels that push the boundaries. We think of ourselves as an antidote to the high street.”

Kath Libbert Jewellery Gallery’s Alternative Wedding Show will run until 5 May 2013.

Image: Rings in silver and 22 carat gold set with rose cut Australian sapphires by Mark Nuell.

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