Sena Silver Jewellers

13/02/2026

With Friends of Old Stevenage – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

19/01/2026

03/01/2026

3rd January, 2026.💥

Such busy end year 2025th for all & around. We wish a very Happy New Year 2026 to all customers & friends.. A few we have not seen due to relocating & direction indicater from car park was not there yet....sorry for not able to find us but will only get better..🙂
May you all have a happy, joy, good health with great future opportunities Year....😊
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We ve now already moved in to the new home of town centre location at..
No.30-31 Boston House
Park Place
Stevenage Town
SG1 1AY
Phone 07980 986688
Email [email protected]

Stevenage Indoor Market

25/12/2025

Enjoy your Festive Week to our ; all ....💥🤩❤️
25th December, 2025.
Stevenage Indoor Market


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20/11/2025

Celebrating my 12th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

19/11/2025

"Everyone is busy behind the scenes."

Full story in the comments 👇

13/11/2025

Completed & Empty for dismantle & relocating...heart breaking nearly 34 years extended on this spot..😒

But will be just on the new move once again for better with good possibility at Park Place, Stevenage Town Square, Hertfordshire SG1 1AY..👌💥

Wishing everyone who have to relocating their trading to elsewhere & around, also who are here at Boston House have good trade & prosperous future...😍🤩

We are already missed all long standing Traders!!..who could not move along with us.😘❤

09/11/2025

9th November, 2025. (Sunday)
November is Yellow Colour Gemstone 💎 as Jewellery.💛

Unfortunately no live photo stocks to show this month due to most stocks had to be removed & packed up from windows since nearly 3 weeks ago. Due to Stevenage Indoor Market is relocation soon..👀 👀

The Indoor shops at present site had last trading day & Stevenage Indoor Market is officially already closed yesterday (8.11.2025) at old site....we are really sad & the impacts our longterm committment, lifetime building & livelyhood venue at such SBC's Vibrant former Indoor Market place is Ended...🙄

Fortunately Council had planed to relocation our stalls to new site and still within Stevenage Town Centre with the original Indoor Market's histry which around 50 years old remaining within...🤩
(although will never be the same.) The New Stevenage Indoor Market hopefully will have opening day on 22nd November 2025...👌

Our New Home for our customers will be at...
No. 30-31 Boston House
Park Place
Stevenage Town Centre
SG1 1AY
Please visit our new site & looking forward to seeing all at the Park Place our new site.
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14/10/2025

🛍️ We’re on the move!

Our last trading day at the current Indoor Market will be Saturday 8th November.

But don’t worry - we’re not going far! You’ll find us in our new home at Boston House, Park Place, from Thursday 20th November.

We’ll be celebrating with a Market Launch event on Saturday 22nd November.

We can’t wait to welcome you to the new Market! 💚

04/09/2025

It s September's month 💎 Gemstone!...Blue Sappheiros!..💙

04/09/2025

The birthstone for the month of September is the hugely popular sapphire 📘

Sapphire is a variety of the mineral corundum, a relatively abundant material composed of aluminium oxide. Corundum is hard, tough and stable. In fact, it is commonly used as an abrasive, think sandpaper or emery boards.

So why does it command such prices when it is placed in jewellery? When the corundum crystal grows in the earth, it may let in chemical impurities. These impurities have the potential to change the crystal’s colour. If it contains iron and titanium, it can appear blue.

If the environment in which the crystal started growing in the earth remains stable, it has the potential to develop into a large, clean and vibrant gem. These crystals are very rare, and rarity adds value. A big blue sapphire is a very valuable gem indeed.

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📸 Hexagonal colour zoning in a blue sapphire, photographed by Gabriel Kleinberg.