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Kojis and Vendorafa’s ‘Glory of Gold’ proves luxury jewellery still selling

Sales from the Glory of Gold exhibition have exceeded the organisers’ expectations since it opened in the Kojis shop in the city of London’s Royal Exchange on 14 November – with a selection of pre-Columbian pieces selling fast and further sales anticipated before the event closes.

Murray Feely, owner of Kojis, thinks this is proof that there is still a desire for quality jewellery. “We have had tremendous interest in the exhibition and I think it only goes to prove that, despite the gloom and doom, there is still a strong market for high-quality investment jewellery.”

Speaking for Vendorafa, which is imported into the UK by Advalorem, part of WB the Creative Jewellery Group, business development manager Ben Williams commented: “We have very much enjoyed collaborating with Kojis to stage this unusual exhibition. It had provided a great commercial opportunity for both our brands and despite the prevailing climate underlines the fact that quality counts.”

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A further Colombian feel was added by Threadneedles, a local luxury boutique hotel, which created a ‘Colombian Gold’ menu at just £32 a head. This is being served throughout the exhibition and is accompanied by a specially-made ‘Colombian Gold’ cocktail.

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The Glory of Gold exhibition will move to Kojis’ concession in Liberty on 29 November where it will remain on display until 7 December 2012.

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