Nettletons has added jewellery brand Lydia's Bees to its already comprehensive product catalog.

Two of the world’s foremost luxury watch manufacturers have announced they may not be releasing new products this year...

Right now, as we are sure you are aware, the UK is experiencing a partial lockdown due to the Coronavirus pandemic. It is a very serious, global event, and we’re not making light of it...

Further to the latest government advice we will be closing our doors to the public as of today, Tuesday 24th March until further government advice is issued, but we are still open online!

Mother’s Day is quickly approaching, in fact this year it is Sunday 22nd March. Or to put it in real terms, Only a month away!

As the beautiful, brisk autumn begins to turn colder, the clocks change and the evenings get that little bit darker, it’s time for Nettleton’s to brighten your Halloween and Bonfire Night weekend by announcing our annual Gems of the World show.

Has your watch recently broken? Do you want to treat yourself to a new one? Or are you treating somebody else? Buying a new watch doesn't need to be an overwhelming or daunting experience. In fact, it can be very exciting and give you a real buzz. From diving watches to sports watches, there is plenty of choice, options and fashion statements out there.

Here at Nettletons Jewellers, Clitheroe, we pride ourselves on our first class jewellery repair services. With over 40 years’ experience of jewellery repairs, we are committed to providing you, the customer with an exceptional customer experience. Our on-site workshop means we are able to repair your jewellery relatively quickly without the need to wait a long time for your repair.

Are you thinking about buying a diamond? Perhaps as a gift for a loved one or maybe even a treat for yourself? Unfortunately, it isn’t always simple to pick the right diamond as there are lots of things that affect the appearance and quality.

Jewellery with enamel colours such as our Sheila Fleet Jewellery range can coordinate perfectly with vibrant and stylish dresses. But what is enamel and how is it created?

Stones have been set by artisans into jewellery since the ancient times. They remain as appealing to us today as they were to our ancestors. What types of precious stones are used in jewellery?