Spring term 2014

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Student work. Pink tourmaline granulation ring

Spring term starts week beginning 13th January 2014 for 10 week courses.

Both Tuesday and Thursday classes are now full. 2 new classes have been added for this term
Wednesday morning and Thursday afternoon.

Tuesday evening class has been moved to Monday evening and spaces are still available on this course.

If you are interested in any of these courses please contact me directly to book a space.

email nerissa@njpjewellery.co.uk
phone 07925 33 77 09

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  1. Accessories Of Envy19 April 2014 at 07:24

    One of my friends who is currently working with me in my store Accessories Of Envy Westminster, London was your student. She is a lovely women and you guys have done a great job teaching her.

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  2. Nerissa Parker19 April 2014 at 18:04

    Thanks for the support and your kind words.

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