New Hope Animal Rescue
Discover how Robert Bicknell Fine Jewellery is supporting New Hope Animal Rescue in Herne Bay, Kent, and how your purchase can protect animals in need.
We are a proud member of the local community and like to support causes that are near and dear to our hearts. One of our biggest passions is animals and protecting them from harm.
Rob, Tracy and Anastasia are all committed to their pets, including our “security guard” Candy the Staffordshire Bull Terrier and Tracy’s rescue dog Duke, who is often found asleep on the job!
Robert Bicknell x New Hope Animal Rescue
New Hope started as a rescue for animals that were on “death row” or those in danger due to medical or behavioural issues. Over time, they found themselves being called upon to take in a wider range of animals, like chickens, pigs and goats. Now, New Hope Animal Rescue is a thriving sanctuary for animals that have nowhere else to go.
As a team, we’ve pitched in to volunteer at New Hope on numerous occasions. It really relies on the kind donations of people from the local area who want to see animals safely looked after, rehabilitated and, hopefully, rehomed with loving families.
The New Hope Trillion Tourmaline Ring
We love New Hope Animal Rescue and want to give back in any way we can. That’s why we have dedicated our Tourmaline Trillion rings to this great cause. Every time you purchase a ring from this collection, we will donate £200 directly to the organisation.
When Rob was designing these rings, he imagined the trillion-cut, triangular shaped tourmaline gemstone as a dog’s paw. It was this that sparked the idea of collaborating with New Hope Animal Rescue. Each ring is made in 9k gold and set with one of five gemstone colour options: olive green, pale green, peach, autumn, and pink.
Every ring is engraved on its interior surface with the initials ‘NH’ as a symbol of the partnership and a reminder that your purchase has helped an animal in need.
Collaborate with Us
We always love to hear from local organisations and animal charities that we could potentially support. If you’d like to discuss a collaboration, please send us an email.