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Jan- 2025 -22 January
Tom Wood launches new variations of its Kaleidoscope Ring
Tom Wood has announced the second instalment of its acclaimed Kaleidoscope Ring in new exclusive variations. The new release introduces four colourful designs, each named in Japanese to reflect a different aspect of nature, namely Sora (Sky), Hana (Flower), Shiki (Four Seasons), and Shinrin (Forest). Inspired by the kaleidoscope effect,…
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21 January
Signet Jewellers lowers Q4 guidance amid dip in holiday sales
Signet Jewellers has lowered its fourth quarter guidance following lower-than-expected holiday sales. Its same store sales fell 2% for the 10 weeks ended 11 January 11, 2025. Signet Jewellers stated that although its engagement sales were within expectations and its average unit retail (AUR) increased in both bridal and fashion,…
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20 January
Bradley’s instals 6 ft ice sculpture to celebrate York Daffodil collection
Independent jewellery business Bradley’s Jewellers is set to install a six-foot-tall ice sculpture on Low Petergate inspired by its York Daffodil collection. Taking place on 1-2 February 2025, the York Ice Trail consists of a series of elaborate ice sculptures positioned around the historic city centre of York. Bradley’s Jewellers…
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16 January
Wolf awarded Positive Luxury Butterfly Mark
Wolf has announced that it has been awarded the Butterfly Mark by Positive Luxury. The company has spent the last 12 months undertaking an ESG+ 2.0 framework assessment across its global operations. Wolf joins over 170 brands, retailers and suppliers in being awarded with the Butterfly Mark. Simon Wolf, CEO,…
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13 January
Chisholm Hunter profits plummet to £2.63m
Chisholm Hunter has revealed that its profit before tax dropped from £5.35m to £2.63m for the year ended 31 March 2024. The group’s turnover also slightly dipped from £57.91m to £57.884m in the face of a competitive marketplace. Its gross profit also fell from £10.38m to £9.95m. However, looking ahead,…
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9 January
Mikimoto launches new Snake brooch to celebrate Lunar New Year
Mikimoto has launched a new Snake brooch in celebration of the forthcoming Lunar New Year. Drawing inspiration from traditional Chinese beliefs, the brooch blends cultural symbolising with contemporary designs. Set in 18K yellow gold, the snake, which features a little spinel eye, slithers along the platinum branch decorated with an…
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8 January
Hamilton and Inches profits fall despite turnover increase
Hamilton and Inches has revealed that its profit before tax fell to £875,787, down from £1.32m, for the year ended 30 March 2024. This fall in profits came despite the company posting a turnover of £11.6m, the second highest year of sales in company history. The company made investments across…
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8 January
Loveness Lee launches new Snake Chinese Zodiac Signet Ring
Loveness Lee has launched its new Snake Chinese Zodiac Signet Ring in celebration of the Chinese Lunar New Year taking place on 29 January 2025. Crafted with a textured band and contrasting smooth polished surface, the new unisex signet style ring encapsulates the essence of Chinese heritage through intricately hand-written…
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7 January
Tom Wood to launch Snakeskin Rings for Lunar New Year
Tom Wood has announced it will launch its new Snakeskin Rings on 13 January 2025 in celebration of the Chinese Zodiac’s Lunar New Year. Expertly crafted in three of the brand’s signature shapes – Cushion, Kay and Oval – the Snakeskin rings showcases a “unique” variation of the jasper stone,…
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6 January
Baker Brothers unveils new store in Bedford
Family-run, independent luxury jewellery and watch retailer Baker Brothers has unveiled its new two-floor boutique in Bedford. The new store is a relocation and major expansion of its previous site, just a few doors away. Directors – and sisters- Lizzie and Rebecca McAuley, were instrumental in the vision for the…
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