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Oct- 2025 -14 October
Christie’s names new jewellery leadership team
Christie’s has announced new leadership for its jewellery department, with Max Fawcett appointed global head of jewellery and Claibourne Poindexter named head of department for the Americas. Both will take up their new roles on 1 January 2026. Based in Geneva, Fawcett joined Christie’s 10 years ago and was most…
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13 October
Kit Heath launches limited-edition North Star collection
British jewellery brand Kit Heath is to release a limited-edition collection for winter 2025, inspired by the night sky and aimed at the seasonal gifting market. The Céleste North Star capsule range comprises eight pieces crafted in sterling silver and pavé-set cubic zirconia. The collection, which launches ahead of the…
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10 October
Loquet launches new gift sets and gemstone flower charms
London-based jewellery brand Loquet has introduced a new range of gift sets and stone-set flower charms ahead of the upcoming gifting season. Each piece is handmade in solid gold and set with precious stones. The new collection includes four themed gift sets, includingThe Mama Gift Set, featuring the Amate Heart…
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10 October
Liberty partners with Wolf to mark 150th anniversary
Luxury British accessories brand Wolf has launched a collaboration with Liberty to mark the London department stores’ 150th anniversary. The collection, named Wolf x Liberty, features two of Liberty’s archival designs – Ianthe, an Art Nouveau-inspired motif, and Julia, a 1930s floral print reimagined in bespoke colours for the range.…
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9 October
Pragnell unveils Kitulo garnet jewellery inspired by Tanzanian landscape
Luxury jeweller Pragnell has launched a new collection featuring rare purplish pink gemstones sourced from an artisanal mining community in Tanzania. The Kitulo garnet range, debuting this autumn, forms part of Pragnell’s commitment to responsible mining and sustainable sourcing. The company said it is working directly with small-scale miners to…
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9 October
De Beers chief trade and industry officer to step down
De Beers Group has announced that chief trade and industry officer Feriel Zerouki will leave the company at the end of October 2025 after two decades with the business. Zerouki joined De Beers in 2005 and has held several senior roles focused on ethics, provenance and industry integrity. She led…
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8 October
De Beers launches Desert Diamonds jewellery line
De Beers Group has introduced Desert Diamonds, its first new jewellery concept in over 10 years, supported by the company’s largest category marketing campaign. The concept, described by De Beers as a new “beacon”, was first presented at the JCK Las Vegas Show earlier this year. It features natural diamonds…
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8 October
Council criticised over Birmingham Jewellery Quarter workshops sale
Birmingham City Council is facing criticism after placing a row of historic workshops on Vyse Street in the Jewellery Quarter up for sale without prior consultation with tenants, local businesses, or trade groups. The move comes less than two weeks after the Quarter was awarded World Craft City status, the…
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7 October
Gemporia marks 21 years with employee-owned milestone and live events
Employee-owned jewellery specialist Gemporia is marking its 21st anniversary with a series of live broadcasts and online events celebrating more than two decades in the gemstone trade. Founded in 2004 as a family-run jewellery channel, Gemporia has grown into a global retailer known for its ethically sourced and handcrafted gemstone…
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7 October
Repossi and Sterling Ruby launch limited-edition brooch
Repossi has collaborated with American-Dutch artist Sterling Ruby on a limited-edition brooch inspired by Ruby’s REIF series of relief sculptures. The series, originally assembled from salvaged wood and studio materials, references early 20th Century Constructivism. Repossi’s Place Vendôme workshop reinterpreted the design in 18-carat champagne gold with a single 2.10…
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