News
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Jul- 2012 -27 July
Jewellers must embrace bespoke design technology, says CAD/CAM specialist
Jewellers need to take advantage of jewellery design software in order to capitalise on the personalised jewellery trend, says Gemvision Europe.
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26 July
Watchfinder reports strong start to 2012
Pre-owned timepiece specialist Watchfinder has reported sales for Q1 were up 21 per cent on the same period last year.
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26 July
New ‘Portas Pilots’ offered BRC support
The British Retail Consortium (BRC) is offering a practical support package to the latest wave of ‘Portas Pilots’.
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25 July
Johnsons Jewellers celebrates its 115th anniversary
Johnsons Jewellers of Nuneaton is celebrating its 115th year at the heart of the Warwickshire town.
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24 July
Deadline for BJA’s diamond brooch competition extended
The deadline for design entries for the British Jewellers’ Association (BJA) competition to create a Diamond Jubilee brooch for the Queen has been extended to 30 July.
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23 July
Folli Follie Group joins CMJ
The Folli Follie Group, which includes Links of London, has become an approved supplier to the Company of Master Jewellers (CMJ).
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20 July
Irish jewellers face penalties if they trade without a dealers’ notice
The Edinburgh Assay Office has seen an increase in demand from its UK customers to hallmark articles that normally fall below the UK exemption rates due to legislative changes in Ireland.
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20 July
Theo Fennell’s gpstudio-designed ‘micro-concept’ store opens
gpstudio, the retail design consultancy, has completed a boutique concept store with jeweller Theo Fennell.
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19 July
Xiao Zi Yang wins Swarovski Elements ITS Competition
Xiao Zi Yang has won the 11th edition of the Swarovski Elements supported International Talent Support (ITS) competition.
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18 July
Vernon Kay surprises EW Payne in Bromley
On 13 July the staff at EW Payne arrived to discover that the upstairs showroom of the fine jewellery store had temporarily turned into a TV studio.
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