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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.
Robert Loomes, newly appointed chairman of the British Horological Institute, talks to Retail Jeweller about the work of the institute.
The Royal Collection Trust has unveiled its new range of jewellery inspired by the designs of tiaras in the collection of Her Majesty The Queen.
Seiko Watch Corporation is to launch its first Seiko Prospex watch boutique in Tokyo’s Ginza district.
The Goldsmiths’ Company Assay Office held a major international conference last week on 8 and 9 July 2019, at Goldsmiths’ Hall.
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.
Robert Loomes, newly appointed chairman of the British Horological Institute, talks to Retail Jeweller about the work of the institute.
According to research firm Mintel, 13% of men have bought jewellery for themselves over the past five-year period compared to just 8% who said the same back in 2017.
It is sometimes too easy to be caught up in the day-to-day minutiae of running your retail business or brand, without also considering what the future might look like and how the demands of today’s consumers will shape your business decisions going forward.
Shopping destination Bicester Village will celebrate the best of India’s design, opening a concept store showcasing designers including jewellery brand Pippa Small. We caught up with the designer to find out more.
Phil Spencer, the chief executive and founder of London Diamond & Emerald Exchange (London DE), which ethically sources and supplies loose stones and create bespoke jewellery, discusses his business and the importance of ethics.
Following the news of several high-profile high street casualties, Stephen Welfare of lawyers Royds Withy King looks at the issues surrounding Retention of Title clauses in such cases.
Following on from the annual Initiatives in Art and Culture (IAC) Gold Conference, which took place in New York on April 4 and 5, Olga Gonzalez, FGA DGA, looks at what speakers from the UK contributed to the event.
Members of the NAJ’s JET Business Network (JBN) are optimistic about growth in 2019, despite last year’s difficulties, says JBN facilitator Michael Donaldson.
One of my favourite parts of my job has got to be reading through all the applications for our Rising Stars 30 Under 30 competition, an annual initiative that aims to recognise and reward the very best up-and-coming industry talent.
Mike Austin, chief executive and co-founder of Fresh Relevance explains how to use social proof tactics to help drive jewellery purchases
Stephen Welfare, a partner in the technology and media, and dispute resolution teams at lawyers Royds Withy King, looks at the implications for a jewellery design company moving in to a closer commercial relationship with the fashion industry.
Women’s Jewellery Network (WJN) research and insights director, Kathryn Bishop, comments on equal pay within the Jewellery industry.
Retail Jeweller’s deputy editor, Siobhan Holt, joined Sarah Leighton-Chapman, owner of Quo Vardis Jewellery and Quo Creations, for a day’s buying at the Inhorgenta trade show in Germany.
Following the news that a judge ruled in favour of jewellery brand Nomination in the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court claim, Stephen Welfare, a partner in the technology and media, and dispute resolution teams at lawyers
International Jewellery London (IJL) editor and regular Retail Jeweller contributor, David Brough rounds up his top design trends for 2019-20 as seen at international jewellery trade fairs in the first quarter of 2019.
