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The UK Jewellery Awards, in association with Clogau, took place at the Artillery Garden in London on July 4. Relive all the action from the event of the year in the official video from the evening.
Marion Wilson, academy director, of the Birmingham Assay Office, discusses the importance of investing in staff training and development.
Pearl supplier Raw Pearls is marking the success of its newly-launched diamond and pearl collection with the introduction of a special offer for customers.
Fine jewellery brand Elham & Issa has opened its very first showroom in Central London.
The 38th World Diamond Congress, the biennial meeting of the World Federation of Diamond Bourses (WFDB) and the International Diamond Manufacturers Association (IDMA), began on Tuesday (October 23) in Mumbai.
Assay Office Birmingham (AOB) chief executive and assay master Stella Layton presented the AOB’s annual hallmarking review at its new building on Moreton Street, Birmingham B1 3AX on Friday January 22.
Marion Wilson, academy director, of the Birmingham Assay Office, discusses the importance of investing in staff training and development.
Over the course of the last month I have been lucky enough to attend not one but two awards events dedicated to celebrating all that is great about independent retail – Retail Jeweller’s very own Inspiring Independents event and our sister publication Drapers’ Independents Awards.
I read with interest the latest De Beers Diamond Insight Report. The fifth annual report to be published by the diamond behemoth focuses on Gen Z and millennial consumers, who, it says, now account for two-thirds of global diamond jewellery demand.
Gary Peeling, managing director at Where The Trade Buys, gives his top tips on how to harness visual merchandising to influence consumers.
Following the news that US jewellery trade association ...
Following on from the business exits Q & A seminar at IJL 2018, chaired by Retail Jeweller editor Ruth Faulkner, Stephen Welfare of law firm Royds Withy King looks at what retention of title clauses are, and how they may impact upon retailers, ...
Following the news that US jewellery trade association ...
Kate Walsh, managing director for Pandora in the UK and Ireland, talks about the brand’s new bracelet concept, Pandora Reflexions.
Norman Roberts, vice president and managing creative director for strategic design and architectural firm, FRCH explains how independent jewellers can stand-out from the crowd.
The forthcoming edition of Inhorgenta Munich, taking place in February, will feature several leading international watch brands. Klaus Dittrich, chairman and chief executive of Messe München explains more.
I read with interest the latest De Beers Diamond Insight Report. The fifth annual report to be published by the diamond behemoth focuses on Gen Z and millennial consumers, who, it says, now account for two-thirds of global diamond jewellery demand.
David Little, managing director of business solutions provider HSO Enterprise Solutions, looks at how forecasting and planning can increase revenue for retailers.
Following news of more high-profile high street stores being hit by problems, Julian Fisher chief executive of high street retail technology provider Jisp, explains some of the steps jewellers can take to help them stay relevant to today’s consumer.
Following a recent seminar session at International Jewellery London (IJL), Retail Jeweller chatted to Lianne Piroddi, assistant editor fashion, at research and advisory firm Stylus, to hear her thoughts on the topic on sustainability and reinvention in the jewellery sector.
Diana Sherling from Lily Flo Jewellery shares her thoughts on selling to today’s hybrid consumer following a panel she participated in on the subject at this year’s International Jewellery London (IJL).
