‘Top prizes’ secured for this year’s Make Your Mark Awards

This year’s winners of this year’s Make Your Mark Awards are set to receive ‘top prizes’ donated from different companies in the jewellery and silversmithing industry. Prizes secured to date include a coaching session with jewellery house Garrard, which will include a tour of its historic London workshop. Also, jewellery…

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Loveness Lee launches new collection ahead of LFW debut

British fashion jewellery brand, Loveness Lee has launched its second collection, Hermetics, which will showcase at London Fashion Week. Developed from the debut Patination collection, Hermetics features the brand’s signature aesthetic of jagged motifs and unique textures but in a simpler form, with muted hues of silver and gold. Gold…

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Nadine Aysoy to expand in US following successful IJL showing

Fine jewellery brand Nadine Aysoy has gained a new distribution and marketing contract with US-based showroom, Mega Mega Projects New York, following her debut showing at this year’s IJL. The brand will now expand globally, with showcases at New York and Paris Fashion Weeks, as well as Los Angeles and…

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Goldsmiths announced as headline sponsor for bridal show

Goldsmiths has been named headline sponsor for this year’s Condé Nast Brides – The Show 2017. Jewellery experts from Goldsmiths will be providing advice on the perfect rings for brides and their partners through its Bespoke Bridal services. Visitors to the show will be able to browse through The Bespoke…

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Horologist Dr John C Taylor OBE honoured with stamps

British horologist and inventor Dr John C Taylor OBE is to be honoured with a set of six postage stamps issued by the Isle of Man Post Office. Dr Taylor, 80, who was born in Buxton, Derbyshire and has lived in the Isle of Man for the greater part of…

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CIBJO releases report considering impact of new EU regulations on jewellery trade

The World Jewellery Confederation (CIBJO) has released a report analysing the global impact of the new European Union (EU) mineral conflict legislation on the jewellery trade. The new legislation, passed in April, is designed to eliminate the import of gold, tin, tantalum and tungsten that has been used to finance…

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De Beers launches diamond education experience with Ridgeway

Ridgeway have delivered an education hub for The International Institute of Diamond Grading & Research (IIDGR), part of The De Beers Group of Companies. This will house the Group’s first online education course, aimed at sharing knowledge with industry members across the globe. The Diamond Foundation Course consists of eight…

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Natalie Perry Jewellery to expand collection for LFW debut

Ethical fine jewellery brand, Natalie Perry Jewellery will make its debut at London Fashion Week on Friday showcasing the its first collection, Floral Fragments. Ahead of the event, the brand has expanded its range, with the introduction of new bracelets, necklaces, cuffs and rings which will sit alongside the existing…

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What you need to know about the new £10 note

A new £10 note is due to be released on 14 September, following on from the new £5 note introduced last year. Like the £5, the £10 will be printed on polymer in a bid to be cleaner, safer and stronger than paper notes. The new notes will be smaller…

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Rêve Diamonds creates pink diamond ring for breast cancer

Rêve Diamonds has created a new pink diamond ring for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The double halo split shank 1.17ct Fancy Light Pink Cushion Ring was created by the fine diamond jeweller to go on sale in October. Funds raised by the sale of the ring will go towards the…

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