A new niche jeweller specialising in quality branded silver
products will be coming to Lincoln High Street in October.
Moore and Scrupps Jewellers who have been successfully operating
in Lincolnshire for ten years. have acquired the former Lincoln
Chronicle premises at 345 High Street and expect to begin trading
as Faze Four jewellers in early October.
"We had been trying to secure this site for almost a year and
are looking forward to bringing our light, modern branded
silverware to the city," said partner John Moore.
The business will create up to 10 full and part-time jobs and
will be open 7 days a week. Mandy Smith, presently the Bourne
manager, will be the new Lincoln Manager
"We are delighted to welcome Moore and Scrupps jewellers to this
busy prime High Street at junction of High Street and Tentercroft
Street opposite the prestigious St Marks retail development and
Debenhams.and wish them and Faze Four every success in the future,"
said Matt Johnson of Hodgson Elkington, chartered surveyors who
handled the letting.
John Moore and Gary Scrupps established the first business in
1998 at 3 Southgate, Sleaford, where there has been a
Jewellers since the 1700s.
John Moore is based at the Sleaford branch and has amassed over
thirty years experience within the jewellery trade.
In 2002, Moore and Scrupps opened a second branch in Newark,
which is managed by John's wife Gill, which in turn was followed by
the opening of a third branch in Bourne, which is now managed by
Mandy Smith. Mandy was originally a member of the Sleaford store
and was recently voted Pandora Salesperson of the year.
"Our independence allows us to source our products from a wide
variety of suppliers, both in the UK and worldwide, ensuring a
quality and variety of goods which we believe is difficult to
match," said John Moore.
Moore and Scrupps stock a selection of traditional rings and
jewellery together with an excellent range of previously owned
jewellery and silverware. You will also find the familiar leading
names of Royal Crown Derby, Waterford Crystal, Halcyon Days, Border
Fine Arts and Dalvey to name but a few, giving customers, an
exciting range of gift ideas with a broad price range, according to
John Moore.