A popular jewellery stall specialising in "unique" pieces in Norwich Market has moved to a bigger location.
Raw Gemstone Jewellery has opened in stall 139 after two months of renovations.
Business owner Sophie Daniels, 43, said: "This is a fresh start in a new location.
"We wanted an environment where people could come in and spend time browsing our jewellery, which they couldn't really do at our last stall.
"This is our chance to set down our roots and open a proper shop for people to visit."
Frank, a former general purpose builder, designed and built the stall, drawing inspiration from the Victorian era to help create the feel of a London Jeweller from time gone by.
The opening last week went down a storm, with several customers choosing to wait more than 45 minutes to be seen due to the demand.
Sophie said: "We have just been so overwhelmed with all of the support.
"It is a very personal business and it was lovely to see some of our repeat customers.
"It is a really exciting prospect for us to be running a business as a family.
"It has been a dream."
Sophie's jewellery is all free-formed, meaning that it is not cut to a specific shape or size and is designed to showcase the stone's natural patterns and inclusions.
All of the gems used are also ethically sourced and fair trade.
The stall also has a range of real leaf pieces, in which leaves are covered in a special metal liquid and preserved in the form of jewellery.
Sophie's partner, Frank Kelly, will start making all of the jewellery himself from the start of next year.
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Sophie explained: "We want people to walk away with one-of-a-kind pieces.
"It's really flattering when people come to us looking for something different and unique - that's why we love it."
The stall also has pre-loved and vintage jewellery that has been restored.
What's more, Frank is set to open a stall of his own right next to Raw Gemstone Jewellery's new home.
Shoppers can browse the Raw Gemstone Jewellery collections at Norwich Market, on their website and on the Jarrolds website.
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