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Jul- 2025 -18 July
Hancocks Jewellers marks 165 years on Manchester’s King Street
Manchester jeweller Hancocks is marking its 165th anniversary, continuing to trade independently from its long-standing premises on King Street. The business was founded in 1860 by Josiah Hancock, initially offering a clock-winding service during the city’s cotton boom. It later moved from its first Piccadilly location to King Street, where…
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18 July
Richemont sales rise 6% on strong jewellery demand
Richemont has reported a 6% increase in group sales to €5.4bn (£4.68bn), driven by continued strength in its jewellery maisons, which rose 11% to €3.91bn (£3.38bn) for the quarter ended 30 June 2025. The group’s four jewellery maisons, Buccellati, Cartier, Van Cleef and Arpels, and Vhernier, recorded a third consecutive…
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11 July
Fabergé unveils limited edition 007 Goldfinger egg objet
Fabergé has released a limited edition egg objet inspired by Goldfinger (1964) as part of its ongoing collaboration with the James Bond franchise. It follows the launch of the Fabergé x 007 egg safe locket with ruby heart surprise in October 2024. The new piece is crafted from 18k yellow…
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10 July
Mikimoto unveils Les Pétales high jewellery collection
Mikimoto has launched its new Les Pétales high jewellery collection, drawing inspiration from rose petals “caught in the wind”. The collection aims to capture the “fleeting beauty” of nature through pearls and gemstones. Each piece reflects the “gentle” motion of petals gliding across a breeze, with shimmering stones such as…
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9 July
Tasaki unveils Haute Joaillerie and Ritz Paris collections
Japanese jeweller Tasaki has unveiled its high jewellery collection, Tasaki Haute Joaillerie, during Paris Haute Couture Week. The collection draws on Japanese aesthetics and craftsmanship, with designs inspired by architecture, history and nature. It showcases five key gemstones, including ruby, emerald, sapphire, diamond and pearl. Each piece is crafted by…
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8 July
Repossi unveils new Blast collection
Repossi has launched its new Blast collection, expanding on its design language of “volume, sculpture and heritage influences”. Following its 2024 Serti sur Vide collection, which explored negative space, the latest offering shifts focus to “fullness”, using gold as a sculptural medium in a series of 21 designs. These include…
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4 July
Kit Heath secures new listing with T.H. Baker
Kit Heath has secured a new retail listing with T.H. Baker, a long-established name in the UK jewellery sector. The partnership marks a further step in Kit Heath’s expansion, bringing its sterling silver jewellery collections into T.H. Baker’s curated brand portfolio. The jeweller has traded in the UK for over…
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3 July
Watches of Switzerland revenues surge to £1.6bn in FY2025
Watches of Switzerland group has reported an 8% increase in revenues to £1.6bn for the 52 weeks ended 27 April 2025, as its US business surpassed $1bn (£780m) in annual revenue for the first time. US revenues rose 16%, driven by the acquisition of Roberto Coin Inc, while UK revenues…
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2 July
Thomas Sabo to launch new Elyndra collection
Thomas Sabo will launch its new signature jewellery range, the Elyndra collection, on 4 July 2025. The collection, which was developed under the creative direction of Aurore Melot and company founder Thomas Sabo, is inspired by ancient landscapes and classical symbolism, with designs that reference strength, freedom and timelessness. Central…
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Jun- 2025 -30 June
Harriet Kelsall becomes employee-owned as it appoints new MD
Harriet Kelsall Bespoke Jewellery has announced that it has completed its transition to become an employee-owned business, whilst also announcing the appointment of a new managing director. Rebecca Howarth will take up the position, having become a Freeman of the Company of Goldsmiths earlier this year. She will officially take…
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