Charles Hart Jewellers Your local Jewellery Shop in Frome

A local jewellery shop near me in Frome Somerset

Charles Hart jewellers are a local jewellery store in Frome, serving Somerset and the surrounding areas of Bath, Bristol, Yeovil, Trowbridge, Warminster, London and Manchester. We adore vintage and antique jewellery of all types. Antique ruby rings and jewellery are truly one-of-a-kind pieces that exude timeless elegance and sophistication. Ruby, known as the "king of gems," has been a treasured gemstone for centuries and has long been associated with love, passion, and strength. From vintage Art Deco designs to Victorian-era pieces, antique ruby jewelry is steeped in history and adds a touch of glamour to any outfit. If you're looking for a unique and stunning piece of jewelry, consider an antique ruby ring or necklace. You'll have a piece that is not only beautiful but also tells a story of the past.

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