PRODUCT NEWS
Breil's latest wraps around wearer's wrist
Breil is channeling the sexual passion symbolised by snakes in its latest timepiece that wraps around the wearer’s wrist.
Trollbeads launches charitable charm for Royal Air Force
Trollbeads has introduced a new bead in honour of the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund (RAFBF).
LVMH mulls bid for Goldsmiths owner Aurum
Luxury goods group LVMH’s private equity firm is mulling a bid for jewellery group Aurum, which operates Goldsmiths, Mappin & Webb and Watches of Switzerland.
Brown & Newirth collaborates with Cred Jewellery
British bridal jewellery manufacturer Brown & Newirth has signed an exclusive manufacturing and licensing partnership with ethical jewellers Cred Jewellery.
GIA exhibit showcases gem and jewellery rare books
The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) is showcasing more than 26,000 pages from rare books on gems, minerals, and natural science dating back to the 15th century, at a museum exhibit in Carlsbad.
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Roberto Coin introduces silver range to reach more people
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Exelco certified by RJC
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G-Shock delivers again on big case design
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Claudia Bradby introduces jewellery to mark Queen's Diamond Jubilee
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Allumer's match necklace has Valentine's appeal
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Magelluna channels inspiration from the moon
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Tateossian's latest celebrate the Chinese Year of the Dragon
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Fabergé launches Oeuf Cadeau for Valentine's
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Fossil set to acquire Skagen
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Chamilia launches Valentine’s Day beads
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Nomination celebrates 25 years with silver launch
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Gemma J to team up with Britain and Ireland's Next Top Model finalist at The Jewellery Show
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Weston Beamor announces finalists of annual student award
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Swatch Group reports record December despite currency battles
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DM London acquires The Watch Gallery and The Watch Hut
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Houlden Group to launch Designs of Excellence at The Jewellery Show
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Trollbeads seeks next People's Bead
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Pandora raids footwear chain Deichmann for new chief executive
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Swarovski chooses The Jewellery Show for its latest UK showcase
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Glacier launches website
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Guess launches Valentine's Day friendship bracelets
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The Jewellery Show 2012 to expand with watch area
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Alpha introduces Jewel Lok security system
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IWC Schaffhausen awards first Volvo Ocean Race trophy
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Vacheron Constantin opens in Harrods Fine Watch Room
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G-Shock opens its first pop-up
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Elizabeth Taylor auction totals £87,830,832 after day two
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Houlden Group and GIA sign for reduced education rates
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Tendence to bring its oversized watches to the UK
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Fable Trading brings Buddha to Buddha to UK
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Ute Decker among the female makers supporting the National Museum of Women in the Arts
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Swatch awaits decision on limiting component supply
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Mozafarian party showcases Vendorafa
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Dower & Hall introduces proposal ring for women to do the asking
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Tissot to open Brent Cross kiosk
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X Factor's Marcus performs Wham in a Guess watch
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Fossil finds time to launch new Watch Station fascia in Stratford
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More than stones: Lola Rose's metal-based rings
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View the Clogau Gold campaign coming together
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Clarice Price Thomas wins EC One competition
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Leicester Square to house iconic Swiss Railway Clock
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Lapponia's guest designer revealed
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TechnoMarine's advertising campaign wins award
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Oris launches the Chet Baker timepiece
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Stephen Webster launches Eve-inspired cocktail rings: SEE PHOTOS
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Clogau Gold sales on The Tallink Group ferries start strongly
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Chamilia poppy bead to support Royal British Legion
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Carat* branches out into watches
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Salon QP launches in style at The Saatchi and Saatchi Gallery: SEE PHOTOS
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AnchorCert celebrates 10 years in the company of James Corden and X Factor's One Direction
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World Diamond Council welcomes Kimberley Process plenary results
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Jersey Pearl and Cred Jewellers combine ethical forces
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QVC finds that 80% of British women are happy to wear fake diamonds
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Team behind Viventy UK plans serious growth over next three years
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Chamilia launches ribbon bead with Breast Cancer Care
PRODUCT ARTICLES
Valentine's Day: Love is...
…all manner of things this Valentine’s Day, judging by designers’ latest heartfelt collections
HOW TO SELL
How to sell: Ruby
Customers will love: As the world’s best-known and best-loved red gem, ruby captivates the hearts of gem professionals and consumers alike. In the Sanskrit language, one of the terms for ruby is ratnaraj, meaning King of Gems.
How to sell: Tiger's eye quartz
Customers will love the range of warm earth tones that include brown, brown-yellow and red-brown.
How to sell: Pearls and cultured pearls
Customers will love Perhaps the best-loved gems of all time, pearls and their modern counterparts, cultured pearls, occur in a wide variety of colours.
DESIGN: RISING STARS
Rising star: Elizabeth Humble
Elizabeth Humble on turning the wilds of Scotland into wearable jewellery
Rising star: Aradia Nista
Aradia Nista’s Italian heritage and the natural world provide inspiration for her collections
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Rising star: Momoko Tamura
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Rising star: Ariane Arazi
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Rising star: Gina Melosi
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Rising star: Hattie Rickards
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Rising star: Ros Millar
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Rising star: Linnéa Götstav
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Rising star: Jasmine Alexander
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Rising star: Claire English
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Rising star: Joanna Dahdah
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Rising star: Alexander Davis
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Rising star: Katie Rowland
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Rising star: Frances Wadsworth-Jones
EDITOR'S CHOICE
Valentine's Day: Love is...
…all manner of things this Valentine’s Day, judging by designers’ latest heartfelt collections
Watches and Art: Not just a pretty face
Artists and brands are teaming up to produce desirable designs on timepieces with technical clout. Laura McCreddie looks at the latest partnerships in the world of watches
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Keeping it in the family: Zoe and Morgan
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Shop the show and more articles: The Jewellery Show 2012
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Show me the money: The Jewellery Show 2012
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Point of difference: The Jewellery Show 2012
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Best of British: The Jewellery Show 2012
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The year that was
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In-depth: Highs and lows of 2011
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Rising star: Sarah Ibrahim
Special reports
In with the new: 2011 trends
January is an ideal time to make changes to your business, so Laura McCreddie and James Knowles preview the trends for the year ahead to help you get it right
Set in stone: Gemvisions 2011
Swarovski has already got its eye on what creative path gems will take next year through its Gem Visions service. Jenni Middleton presents five key trends for 2011
Romancing the stone: Gemstone focus
Gemstone jewellery continues to lure customers, but it doesn’t always sell itself. Learning a little more about your gemstone offering can make all the difference, writes Kate Donovan
