FEATURE I Rudell the Jewellers


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Wolverhampton jeweller dazzles and sparkles with new look showroom


Regarded now as the Midlands’ leading


jeweller with an impressive portfolio of luxury timepieces and jewellery brands including Patek Philippe, Rolex, Cartier, Fope, Mikimoto and Chopardto name a few. The showroom has gone through an amazing transformation recently and the results are truly spectacular. The ‘new look’ store is bright, airy and sophisticated and the ‘boutique’ areas are like a sanctuary for those who love the brands that Rudells have the pleasure of representing. As you enter the showroom, directly ahead is


an impressive curved wall with inset display cases which are filled with Rudells tasty gems and jewellery. Rudells own jewellery collections are housed to show them off to their absolute best. The LED lighting enhances the diamonds and they really shine at their brightest from these displays. Branded display cases for Tag


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Heuer, Tudor, Lalique and Chopard are given prominence in this area too and all are crowned majestically by a magnificent crystal chandelier which floods this part of the showroom with light. To the left of the entrance is yet another curved wall with inset display cabinets featuring yet more of Rudells creations. A dedicated Fope area which houses, quite possibly, the largest selection of Fope gems and jewellery in the UK. Fope and Rudells have a long and cherished past and Rudells are always willing to showcase the brand to its very best. Adjacent to Fope is the beautiful Patek Philippe boutique - which oozes Swiss style in a simplistic form. The marble floor and walls, the sumptuous furniture, the decorative wall art and brushed brass display cabinets are simply stunning and sets the scene for the purchase of Pateks’ high end watches perfectly. The showroom also boasts


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