Sheffield assay master Ashley Carson has called for greater responsibility in the jewellery community after a Bradford jeweller was uncovered with 90 per cent of his stock not bearing a ...
The former chairman of the 238-year-old Sheffield Assay Office has been appointed to the organisation's governing body, the British Hallmarking Council.
Birmingham Assay Office, which can trace its roots back to 1773, is preparing to embark on one of the busiest periods of development in the organisation's history.
The Goldsmiths' Company Assay Office recently celebrated the fifth anniversary of its Greville Street sub-office in the heart of Hatton Garden.
The Birmingham Assay Office has announced that it has extended its core training and education programme to introduce two new one-day interactive courses in 2012. Understanding Coloured Gemstones will provide ...
Hallmarking will not be scrapped as part of the Government’s ‘Red Tape Challenge’, following overwhelming support from the jewellery industry, the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills confirmed today.
The total number of units hallmarked in April fell, year-on-year, by 34.2 per cent, according to data released
The Birmingham Assay Office has reported that it is seeking a new site in the city’s famous Jewellery Quarter in order to “fully develop potential in the 21st century.”
