Wedding & Valentine Show 2006

5th February - 2nd May 2006

Individually designed & handcrafted bridal jewellery, tiaras and accessories.

Leeds Guide, Feb 2006 Review of Wedding Show

LEEDS GUIDE
22 February 2006

Review Kath Libbert Jewellery Wedding Show
Don't be a gem doughnut, pick up a sparkler at a unique wedding show
What price quality jewellery? Well Gerald Ratner once claimed that a prawn sandwich was more expensive than some of the earrings his firm was responsible for; but then that's not to say you can't find that perfect gem at the right price.

When trying to purchase the ultimate diamond to adorn your future bride's hand or matching bands that befit the importance of your impending union, the chances are you will find yourself, nose pressed, outside the window of a high street jewellery chain. But then is there an alternative to simply buying the same ring as the next person? Where only the size of the rock will indicate how much your loved one means to you?

Yes there is. Contemporary is a word that often puts the wind up a number of folk. It can sit alongside such words as visionary, radical; even different. Kath Libbert Jewellery at Salts Mill offers the finest contemporary wedding jewellery, but with a softer touch and in a fantastic setting. A trip to Salts Mill is worth it just for the food and the artwork on display. When you add retailers like Kath in to the equation, then it takes a lot of the formality out of making such an important decision; like buying an engagement ring.

The current wedding show allows you to break from traditional styles even further. It also offers the opportunity to add a touch of class and extravagance to the wedding party's outfits with elegant tiaras and jewellery designed with bridesmaids in mind. Designers such as Malcolm Morris - the jeweller of choice to stars, film industry and one of the Leeds Guide team - as well as local talent Sarah Collins, Catherine Mannheim and her classic styles, and Kate Smith will all be displaying new and creative designs during this romantic time of year.

Kath is available most days to discuss any special needs you may have, or simply to show you round their current collections.

Until 2 May, Kath Libbert Jewellery, Salts Mill, Saltaire
Chris King

Yorkshire Life, March 2006 listing of Wedding Show

YORKSHIRE LIFE
March 2006

Wedding Show 2006
BEAUTIFUL bridal-inspired jewellery and accessories can be found at Kath Libbert Jewellery in Salts Mill this month and next. Those looking for an original take on bridal accessories, engagement or wedding rings can choose from a large and inspiring selection. Kath Libbert Jewellery, Salts Mill, Victoria Road, Saltaire. Tel. 01274 599790

Marriage In Mind, Spring 2006 Review of Wedding Show

MARRIAGE IN MIND
Spring 2006

WEDDING SHOW AT KATH LIBBERT JEWELLERY GALLERY
Sumptuous fire opals, frosted silver strands, pearls with a twist, and clusters of porcelain flowers. The 5th Annual Wedding and Valentine Exhibition is launched on 5th February at the Kath Libbert Jewellery Gallery, Salts Mill, Saltaire.
Showing one of Yorkshire's largest and most distinctive collections of contemporary wedding jewellery, the exhibition runs until 2nd May. Sparkling new collections from 16 leading designers are complemented by wonderful floral displays - bouquets, table arrangements and corsages - by renowned wedding florist Diane Penny and beautiful photography from the award-winning reportage photographer Karen Turner. This creative collaboration between three well-known Yorkshire businesses offers an abundance of ideas and inspiration for planning the perfect wedding day.

The exhibition features work by sought-after gallery favourites and specially selected designers who are being shown at the gallery for the first time. Collections by local designers include Sarah Lawrence's new range of fairytale tiaras in silver, pearls and crystals, and Fiona Mackay's stunning rings, earrings and pendants, made with gorgeous pink sapphires and diamonds, interwoven amongst fine white gold branches. Fiona has also designed an exquisite range of seed pearl and silver jewellery perfect for bridesmaids. Deb Price crafts quirky, one-off tiaras, bags and wedding favours, using vintage fabrics, buttons and beads. Her heart-shaped, hand-felted brooches make lovely Valentine's gifts.

Long-time Gallery favourite and 'jeweller to the stars', Malcolm Morris, presents an entirely new collection of rings and tiaras, which will be displayed exclusively at the show. Known for the tiara he created for Gwyneth Paltrow in 'Shakespeare in Love', Malcolm has designed jewellery for a number of other film and TV productions as well as for celebrity clients including Dawn French and Joan Collins.

Other popular Gallery exhibitors include Catherine Mannheim's classic rings. Kate Smith launches her new 'Precious' range of rings and earrings, whilst James Newman's shows his cool collection of classic, elegant rings for men.
Tanja Ufer's 'Lover's Rings' offer the chance to have your own jewellery melted and recreated into a special contemporary love symbol. By contrast, Ruth Tomlinson uses fired porcelain to create her magical collection of gold and silver rings, neckpieces and tiaras.

Also exhibiting at the gallery for the first time, Jean Scott-Moncrieff has used glowing orange fire opals and other richly coloured precious stones to craft sumptuous golden rings and earrings, with echoes of ancient artefacts. Shimara Carlow creates beautiful tiaras, chokers, rings and earrings from delicate strands of frosted silver, twined and decorated with 18ct gold daisy cups - perfect for brides and bridesmaids. Maike Dahl shows her twist on traditional pearls, with elegant necklaces made from delicate seed pearls - which literally have a 'twist' in them. Finally, for a sleek engineered look, Ruth Bridges' masculine collection of rings and cufflinks use matt white gold inlaid with slivers of silver set with tiny diamonds.
The Wedding Show runs until 2nd May. For further information call 01274 599790. Salt's Mill is open weekdays from lOam - 5.30pm and weekends lOam - 6pm.

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