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The UK Jewellery Awards, the trade’s longest-running and most prestigious awards event, was held in association with Clogau at the Artillery Garden in London on July 3. Relive all the action from the event of the year with the official video from the evening.
Are there any small, niche markets that your business can tap into? The William Agency founder Sarah Jordan considers the benefits of quirky capsule marketing models.
Gemfields has launched a new collection in partnership with The Alemistry featuring Zambian emeralds and Mozambican rubies.
Italian jewellery brand Fope has announced it will open a flagship store on Old Bond Street in Central London in 2019.
The Association Française de Gemmologie (the French Association of Gemmology) is putting the final touches to its 18th Paris Gemmological Rendez Vous, which takes place on September 9.
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.
Are there any small, niche markets that your business can tap into? The William Agency founder Sarah Jordan considers the benefits of quirky capsule marketing models.
In what has been another unprecedented month for the high street, with premium womenswear retailers Karen Millen and Coast acquired by fast-fashion ecommerce giant Boohoo, and lifestyle brand Jack Wills sold to Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct empire, one might be correct in thinking that there are no certainties any more when it comes to UK retail.
Without wanting to impose one’s own political views too much, surely with the appointment of Boris Johnson as the country’s new Prime Minister yesterday, must also come some important questions about what this means for the beleaguered UK high street and, more specifically, the jewellery trade.
If you’re not getting the press coverage you deserve, it could be down to your photography, says the William Agency founder Sarah Jordan. If so, there’s an easy fix.
This year, barely a week goes by without news of another high street retailer experiencing problems. The headlines seem full of CVAs, store closures and falling profits with big-name retailers blaming tough trading conditions on the high street.
Robert Loomes, newly appointed chairman of the British Horological Institute, talks to Retail Jeweller about the work of the institute.
Michael Bevan, chief executive at consumer finance specialist, Duologi explains how high street jewellers can engage with more couples by offering finance options.
The William Agency founder Sarah Jordan shares some copywriting tips that will make your award entries and applications shine a little brighter.
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.
One of the biggest challenges the jewellery industry faces is that a new generation of consumers would rather spend money on experiences and technology than buy a piece of jewellery that will last a lifetime. Jewellery & Watch event director, Kirsty Broere, offers her take on consumer buying behaviour of jewellery.
Calvin Klein’s president of watches and jewelry, Carlo Giordanetti talks about the fashion brand’s 2019 collection.
To coincide with the launch of Azza Fahmy’s pop-up shop in Harrods, we caught up with the brand’s managing director, Fatma Ghaly.
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.
The Laboratory Grown Diamond Council (LGDC) has formed in the US, set-up by industry professionals Michael Barlerin and Chris Casey. Retail Jeweller speaks to LGDC president Casey to find out more.
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.
