Stoves have donated a very special version of their Richmond 1100DF model to the Women’s Institute with the aim of raising funds for Let’s Cook, a national, WI-led scheme which runs cookery programmes for parents in disadvantaged communities. The Diamond Cooker, as the name suggests, has been created in collaboration with diamond specialist Seventy Seven Diamonds to mark the 60th anniversary of Denman College, the Women’s Institute-owned Residential Adult Education College based in Marcham.



Unveiled on 23 September, the one-off Stoves Richmond has been finished in a special “diamond-effect” sparkling silver paint, but its centrepiece is a spectacular, certified half-carat diamond worth around £1,400, donated by Seventy Seven Diamonds. In total, the oven is worth well over £4,000.



In true WI style, the range cooker will be raffled off later this year. To purchase a raffle ticket, which cost £2.50 each (there are no additional card charges or admin fees), please visit www.rogavi.com/WIdiamond.

The diamond cooker will be showcased at the BBC Good Food Show in Birmingham from 26th to 30th November on stand V120.

For more information about diamond jewellery specialist Seventy Seven Diamonds, visit www.77diamonds.com; for more information about Denman College visit www.thewi.org.uk.



For a closer look at the entire Richmond model range, click a link below:

Richmond 550DF Dual Fuel Mini Range
Richmond 550DF Dual Fuel Mini Range Flavours Edition

Richmond 900DF Dual Fuel
Richmond 900E Induction

Richmond 1000DF Dual Fuel
Richmond 1000G Gas

Richmond 1100DF Dual Fuel
Richmond 1100DF Dual Fuel Flavours Edition
Richmond 1100G Gas
Richmond 1100E Induction

For more information on Stoves and all their range cooker models click HERE.