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This award-winning Canadian designer, Keith Jack, creates beautiful, eye-catching, celtic inspired jewellery!

All of his (Men's and Women's) rings, necklaces, bracelets, pendants, and earrings are fashioned from sterling silver, 10k gold, 14k gold or sterling silver set with solid 10k or 18k gold pieces.

Every piece is presented in a signature Keith Jack box with a complimentary polishing cloth along with a thank you and story card about your piece!

Come into Purdy's (Tuesday to Saturday 9:30-5:00) to see our extensive selection of his exquisite jewellery and feel the quality of craftsmanship in your own hands!

ABOUT KEITH: "Keith has spent his life submersed in every aspect of the jewellery business. He draws inspiration from the raw beauty of the Scottish and Irish landscapes. Each of his collections offers something unique that he has seen in a hidden mountain loch, the grey sky over the glen or the ripples on a sandy beach. Inspiration becomes design. Such resources push him to combine textured precious metals and exotic gemstones in surprising and stunning ways. His designs are strengthened by his ability to blend ancient Celtic symbolism with contemporary style and elegance."

September is Ring Repair Month!

Bring in your ring and jewellery repair questions and concerns. We will inspect your pieces and advise you about your worn claws, thin shanks, cracked settings, loose or missing diamonds and gemstones.

APPOINTMENTS ARE REQUIRED 705-738-2373

Covid Safety Measures are in Place

Take Advantage of our Repair Specials Now Until September 30.

Tuesday to Saturday 9:30 am to 5:00 pm

Purdy's, Your Jewellery Repair Experts

In 1997, Lynda Constantine became a goldsmith and pursued her passion for jewellery design from her studio in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Lynda's inspiration is rooted in the visual memory and cultural experiences of years of extensive travel in Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America.

She celebrates the beauty of simplicity in her metal work in a streamlined modern context.

From his studio in Montreal, Christophe Poly creates his collections with an architectural concept.

Using materials such as aluminum, brass, leather, acrylic and rubber, each element blends to craft unique and distinctive designs.

Argent Whimsy is heavily inspired by northern Canada and its natural beauty.

Angela Bachuk has been creating jewellery that is a wearable art form.

Since 2013, Angela has been skillfully crafting her jewellery using her own two hands and various goldsmithing tools and techniques in her studio in Hamilton, Ontario.

Since 1993, Danielle and Wade have been designing and handcrafting their unique jewellery.

The talismans of the Pyrrha collection are inspired by antique wax seals from the Victorian Era, and each have their own meaning.

The Pyrrha jewellery is sustainably made of recycled silver in their carbon-neutral studio in Vancouver, BC.

Pyrrha..."Where Meaning is Everything"

Inspired by nature and geometry, Edina, founder and creator of Whitelotus Design, handcrafts her jewellery using a variety of techniques to create stunning pieces made from sterling silver, wire, recycled glass and gemstones.

Edina creates unique designs and uses unusual colour combinations to create pieces of visual interest, all done by hand in her small studio in Kitchener, Ontario where she lives with her partner and their two rescue dogs.

100% original & Canadian handmade, all Whitelotus pieces are nickel-free, lead-free and hypoallergenic.

Creative design & impeccable craftsmanship has been the corner stone of Artist Elizabeth Burry's jewellery since the debut of her first collection in 2003.

Elizabeth & her artisans hand craft each piece in her studio located in Trinity, Newfoundland. She takes pride in carefully planning each piece & setting design, incorporating materials such as labradorite, Black Onyx and many colours of brilliant hand cut glass, all set in sterling silver.

Using the rugged coast and the rich island culture of her home province as inspiration, many of her designs include labradorite, the provincial stone for Newfoundland and Labrador.