Joyas Renew
Remodelling your unworn heirloom jewellery.
A New Story
Joyas Renew is our way of honouring the past while shaping something for the present. We remodel inherited or unworn jewellery into pieces you will truly wear and treasure. Stones can be reset, gold melted and refined, proportions modernised - always with care and respect for the original story.
It is not about erasing history. It is about carrying it forward.
What Can Be Remodelled
• Engagement rings
• Family heirlooms
• Broken chains or single earrings
• Unworn solid gold jewellery (must be hallmarked)
We assess each piece during your discovery session and discuss what is structurally possible.
Discovery
We begin with a complimentary session to discuss and assess your piece, understand your ideas and budget. This helps Kitty to understand your style and vision, and to answer any questions you might have about the process. Discovery sessions can be in our London studio or over the phone.
Gold Exchange
We will weigh and value your hallmarked solid gold at the current market rate. That value then becomes credit towards your new Kitty Joyas piece - allowing your old gold to take on a new life.
Crafting
Once approved, your piece is handcrafted by specialist makers in our London studio, We are proud to say that we only use ethically sourced gemstones and recycled materials.Production time: approximately six-eight weeks.
Special Delivery
Once completed, we will arrange for you to collect your bespoke piece or have it delivered to you. Once received, we remain available for services such as resizing, cleaning, or repair. We're committed to ensuring that your bespoke piece continues to bring you joy for many years to come.
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“Every single project we have worked on is completely unique and tells its own story - that’s what makes the process so magical for us and the customer. There’s something incredibly special about taking jewellery that holds deep sentimental value but is no longer worn, and giving it new life. We’re not just redesigning pieces; we’re preserving memories and transforming them into something to be cherished every day again.”
— Kitty Fuller