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Beaverbrooks spreads Christmas cheer

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Wednesday, December 17, 2025 5:01 am
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A Reading jeweller has traded treats for festive spirit and gifted lucky shoppers with a free gift card in the name of spreading Christmas cheer. Picture: Beaverbrooks

A Reading jeweller has traded treats for festive spirit and gifted lucky shoppers with a free gift card in the name of spreading Christmas cheer. Picture: Beaverbrooks

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A READING jeweller has traded treats for festive spirit and gifted lucky shoppers with a free gift card in the name of spreading a little Christmas cheer.

Beaverbrooks, which has a branch in The Oracle, rewarded festive visitors in each of its 57 stores who showed off their seasonal spirit by wearing a Christmas jumper, bringing mistletoe, or singing a Christmas song.

The retailer rewarded up to five festive visitors in each store with a gift card worth £50, to be spent on jewellery, diamonds, or watches.

The event aimed to bring a little extra magic, including in Reading, this month, encouraging customers to support their local high street and experience the warm, personal service in Beaverbrooks.

For those who may have missed the one-day event, Beaverbrooks is also running a Spend and Save offer in-store and online.

Shoppers can save £20 off £100 on all full-priced jewellery, using code SAVE20.

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Christina Ohlen, Branch Manager at Beaverbrooks Reading, said: “We love seeing the high street come to life at Christmas, and this year we were delighted to do something that adds even more sparkle to the festive shopping experience.

“Our Christmas Cheer event was all about spreading joy, celebrating the little moments that make this time of year so wonderful – and maybe treating yourself or a loved one to something truly special along the way.

“We loved seeing how our customers got involved and brought plenty of festive fun in-store! The whole day was truly special and perfect for getting into the Christmas spirit.”

More information is available via: beaverbrooks.co.uk

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