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LIVE24SEVEN // Christmas Gift Guide ANJA POT Z E - F INE J EWE L L E R Y


Award-Winning Independent Jeweller


Anja Potze is the Dutch powerhouse behind Anja Potze Fine Jewellery, an award-winning independent jeweller based on historic Friar Street in the heart of beautiful Worcester.


Anja moved to the UK from her native Netherlands when she was just 21 after perfecting her craft at Amsterdam's respected Vak School of Edelsmeden. She first worked for a small number of high end jewellers, including five years with London based Asprey & Garrard Group, where her customers included the late Baroness Thatcher amongst other notable names.


In 1994, Anja struck out alone and founded Anja Potze Fine Jewellery, specialising in jewellery made from certified diamonds and the finest Tahitian, South Sea and cultured pearls, which she buys from reputable suppliers all around the world. She also employs an in-house jewellery designer, Laura Golborne, who can remodel old jewellery and design new pieces to your exact specification.


In May of this year Anja’s charitable work was recognised when she won the 'Heart of Gold' award in the national Small Business Awards, for her ongoing commitment and generosity to Worcester and Worcestershire causes. Anja and her team have recently been shortlisted for the National Association of Jewellers ‘Retailer of The Year’ award as well as a local Worcestershire Hour Twitter Award.


Throughout December Anja and her team will be offering a Free Jewellery Cleaning service (as well as Prosecco and Mince Pies!), so pay them a visit to ensure your jewels are sparkling for that New Year’s Eve party and why not treat yourself to something new whilst you wait!


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