Ockenden & Hemming
Family-run jeweller making bespoke jewellery and handling repairs and commissions for customers in Wimborne, Dorset
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Ockenden & Hemming
Ockenden & Hemming is a family-run jeweller, goldsmith and silversmith that makes bespoke jewellery and carries out in-house repairs and commissions. It also sells Seiko and Rotary watches, watch batteries and straps.
The business is based in Wimborne, Dorset. Ockenden & Hemming Limited was founded in 2002.
Product: Bespoke jewellery, jewellery repairs and commissions, Seiko and Rotary watches, watch batteries and straps.
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