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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.
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.
Belgian watchmaker and official supplier of the British Army and the Royal Guards of Buckingham Palace, Col&MacArthur has launched a limited-edition ‘Armistice 1918’ watch, to commemorate the centenary of World War One.
Independent jewellers Hugh Rice will increase its presence at St. Stephen’s Shopping Centre in Hull with a second store, Luxe by Hugh Rice, due to open this autumn.
The National Association of Jewellers (NAJ) has revealed its new brand identity and showcased its much-improved website at trade show International Jewellery London (IJL).
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.
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.
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.
A lot can happen in a month and the past four weeks in this sector have been no exception.
At the end of a turbulent week for Danish jewellery behemoth Pandora, which culminated in the departure of its chief executive yesterday, Ruth Faulkner ponders the fate of the once-unstoppable jewellery brand.
Sam Rutley, managing director at full-service e-commerce agency PushON, explains how to ease customers’ fears towards spending online.
Following the news yesterday (July 29) that Swatch Group will not return to BaselWorld in 2019, Retail Jeweller editor Ruth Faulkner considers what this might mean for the future of the once gargantuan watch and jewellery trade event.
In the August issue of Retail Jeweller [out now] we investigate the rise of counterfeit and fake watches. Craig MacCallum, chief executive of Optiseller, explains how online retailers can maximise performance and fight against fake goods.
Never did I think the day would come when I would find myself writing about football in this column, but the unthinkable has, seemingly, happened. So before those of you with little or no interest in England’s World Cup performance move on, please indulge me for a few minutes.
Following the latest set of British Retail Consortium and Springboard’s footfall figures, Matt Sebek, vice president of Digital at World Wide Technology highlights the need for retailers to deliver the ‘store of the future’.
Are you doing what is right for your business or just following the crowd? In her new regular column focused on marketing insights and advice, journalist, copywriter and founder of The William Agency, Sarah Jordan, shares her thoughts on the pitfalls of our digital age.
Following the news that AnchorCert Group, home to the Assay Office Birmingham, has launched DermaKindTM, we caught up with sales director Steve Hamon to find out more about it and what the company’s latest consumer product safety testing breakthrough means.
Another month and more doom and gloom from the UK high street. As I sit down to write this, we have not long ago received the news that department store group House of Fraser is to close 31 of its 59 stores, including its London flagship on Oxford Street.
Non-profit organisation Turquoise Mountain has collaborated with designers including Sima Vaziry and Pippa Small. Dr Thalia Kennedy, Turquoise Mountain’s creative director, explains how the organisation is working to protect cultural heritage by preserving traditional crafts.
Having secured herself a spot in the Retail Jeweller Rising Stars 30 Under 30, Hollie Francis, sales manager at fast-growing brand Henryka, explains her career path and offers advice for aspiring sales stars.
Alan Cohen, president of the London Diamond Bourse (LDB), comments on De Beers’ decision to launch its first lab-grown diamond jewellery brand - Lightbox Jewelry.
