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by Phil Creighton
November 24, 2015
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Jewellery will be on sale at Strange the Jewellers in Wokingham for Black Friday. Stock photo: Olga Shevchenko/freeimages.com

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A WOKINGHAM jewellers is looking forward to offering a glittering array of bargains this weekend as it takes part in a three-day sale.

Strange The Jeweller in Rose Street is holding a Black Friday event, where a 70% discount is being offered off the retail price of a large selection of items.

And window shoppers will be in for a treat as all the items on offer will be displayed in the shop front.

Store owner Jason Hughes told The Wokingham Paper: “Black Friday weekend is going to see the main window filled with stock at 70% discount – it will branded silver, branded watches, solid gold, diamonds, set jewellery, rings and more.

“There’s some lovely stock going in the sale. It is obviously just selected items but there will be a window full.”

Mr Hughes added the store is taking part in the Black Friday event because so many other retailers are doing it.

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He said: “We’re doing this because Black Friday has become such a huge event in the UK to participate in. It gives us a bit of a chance to turn a bit more stock over.”

It’s not the only special event taking place in the store over the coming days. It is holding a VIP sales event to showcase the Endless Jewellery range.

The preview evening will be held on Wednesday, December 2, from 4pm to 8pm.

Guests can preview the autumn/winter collection, enter a prize draw and enjoy some bubbly.

Mr Hughes said: “Endless Jewellery is the fastest growing jewellery brand in the world.
“The event is going to be held in the shop and we’ve got huge amounts of of freebie giveaways, there’s freebie goodie bags for the first 20 purchases, and there’s a chance to win a £200 bracelet plus they’ll be some other deals as well.

“It’s a chance for you to pop in, you don’t need to purchase anything, and have a glass of bubbly.”

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