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Turning Heads located at 52 Meeting House Ln, Brighton BN1 1HB, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01273 772645

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Absolutely wonderful service. Took my engagement ring back to be made smaller at the last minute bef

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Absolutely wonderful service. Took my engagement ring back to be made smaller at the last minute before my wedding and they did it on the same day for me. My partners rose gold ring was made for her and she loves it. So many beautiful things in here and they will make what you want to order, would definitely recommend.

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