For earrings to be worn again and again, at any age, these Astrea hoops with pearl drops would work as a fail-safe gift for any of the bridal party-but perfect for a more minimal bride.

'I love the old adage: Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue', enthuses the jeweller, 'and there is nothing sweeter than the discreet blue sapphire cabochons at the tip of my Indira pearl and diamond tassel earrings, or the pretty blue topaz in my Lucky Klover pendant.'

This Alice bracelet would be a lovely token for a special bridesmaid, available in silver or gold, and also as a pendant, bangle or cufflinks. 'I have clients who tell me 'we gave our new daughter-in-law a gold bracelet with her initial on as a 'welcome to the family' gift from us both', so the Alice collection works perfectly for this, too.

'With often months to prepare for the wedding, it is lovely for the father of the bride, (or father of the groom) to think about gifting his bride of years before, a jewel', encourages the jeweller. 'A jewel to mark the marriage of their child, that his bride could wear at the upcoming wedding, and make her too feel very special on the big day!'

These Octavia Margarita aquamarine drops with Astrea hoops would be an elegant and sentimental token to suit all.

For the globe-trotting chap, choose his favourite place in cufflink form, like this Taj Mahal pair, or engrave some with personalised designs like this Parisian example.

For page boys too, giving initial cufflinks to be treasured, is a meaningful and much-loved gift.

If cufflinks aren't quite the thing, what about a key ring with a special engraving, or a pendant like a St Christopher to be hung on a chain? For anyone and everyone, a silver keepsake box to house little trinkets will always be enjoyed, and taken from home to home.