Heather Hancock, chair of trustees for The Royal Countryside Fund, presents King Charles III with the gold pin (Image: Supplied)
A GOLDSMITH business was commissioned to make a pin for King Charles III.
Saunders and Pughe Goldsmiths in Corbridge were commissioned by the Royal Countryside Fund to produce a special gold pin which was presented to His Majesty King Charles III.
Heather Hancock, chair of trustees of The Royal Countryside Fund, presented the pin to King Charles on Wednesday, July 12.
Robert Pughe, master goldsmith at Saunders and Pughe Goldsmiths, said: “We were both honoured and delighted to be commissioned to make this piece, we are great believers in the support and work which The Royal Countryside Fund provides.”
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