Tag: events
After putting a pause on live events during the pandemic, the popular London jewellery show will return with a new cohort of independent designers
In her new online course – How to sell jewellery on Instagram – the world’s best-known jewellery influencer is ready to share her expertise
Join The Jewellery Cut’s Rachael Taylor, trend expert Kathryn Bishop and export consultant Toyin Laketu for a discussion on the challenges and opportunities
The Jewellery Cut co-founder Rachael Taylor and Eva Gems & Jewels founder Eva Meijer team up for a series of gem talks on Instagram Live
Join The Gemstone Detective Kim Rix at The Jewellery Cut Live for a talk on travel, food and buying gemstones in the famous Mogok valley
Join gem collector Tayma Page Allies for an afternoon lecture on this disruptive, influential and utterly captivating gemstone at The Jewellery Cut Live
A new collaboration with Denmark’s boutique trade show The Jewellery Room will bring the work of five hand-picked UK jewellers to an international audience
Join The Jewellery Cut and a panel of experts for a talk on the essential trends that will be shaping jewellery and silver in 2020
Though perfectly smooth and round pearls are what get the super rich salivating, the charm of baroque and slightly wonky variations chime with the times
Christmas shoppers will find the ethical jeweller’s gold and gemstone collections in the seaside city’s bustling jewellery quarter this December
Conscious retailer brings sustainable jewellery brands and events to The Goldsmiths’ Centre and Princes Arcade in London in time for Christmas
Annual exhibition at North London boutique challenges independent jewellery designers to create one-of-a-kind ‘wearable art’ rings
It’s a question that’s plagued us all at some point, so we went straight to the top and asked jewellery social media expert Katerina Perez how she does it
Five jewellers and silversmiths, graduates of the prestigious Setting Out course, will showcase their work in a one-day exhibition at The Goldsmiths’ Centre
What would the world look like if diamonds were as taboo as fur? If jewellery marketing was as diverse as we are? If there was no need for the WJN?
