Catherine Marche

43 Kirby Street, Unit 13
Arundel House EC1N 8TE London, England, United Kingdom

'Fascinated by antiquity, primitive, tribal jewellery and the beauty of couture, I love to fuse original ideas with a strong aesthetic, using the craft of jewellery making by combining traditional workmanship and cutting edge technology like photo etching'

Catherine Marche trained traditionally in goldsmithing at Central St Martins, followed by a City and Guild. To have a greater knowledge of jewellery making, and hone her skills, Catherine also attended masterclass's with master goldsmiths in Hatton Garden, where she now has her workshop. Catherine was short listed for Holts Academy Jewellery awards in 2008, Awarded a Getting Started bursary award by the worshipful Company of Goldsmiths in 2009 Her work is published in the books: 1000 Jewelry Inspirations by Sandra Salamony and, The Volutes cuffs are featured in The New Encyclopaedia of Jewellery Techniques by Jinks McGrath

French Jeweller based in London, Catherine Marche designs and hand makes fine jewellery that is characterised by its chic and elegance, with a hint of French playfulness.

DELIVERIES: Deliveries take 15-20 working days at present

PAYMENT: I accept payment via PayPal All payments should be made by the end of 7 days. Please email me if there will be a problem or delay for any reason.

INSURANCE: I do offer insurance at an extra cost. Insurance is not manditory, as I have chosen to keep the shipping costs lower. Insurance is up to the buyer, please contact me for more information.

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RETURNS and REFUNDS:

If you are not completely happy with your purchase, (unless custom orders, see below) I will refund your payment excluding all postage and packing charges.

You will need to send it back to me in its original condition for a refund within 14 days of receiving the item.
Please ensure you use an adequate method of postage and compensation for the value of the item being returned, and obtain a proof of posting.

I do not refund for returns that are lost in the post, you will have to claim from the postal service yourself if this ever occurs.