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How to Buy the Perfect Jewelry as a Gift for a Loved One We've compiled the most essential information about giving jewelry as a gift. Read more and ensure you pick the most suitable jewelry item to gift a loved one. Keyword(s): jewelry as a gift         Buying jewelry for someone you love is a daunting task. You want to make sure that when they open their present, it’s exactly what they wanted and something that will last them years to come. This article will help guide you through all the steps necessary to find the perfect piece of jewelry for your loved one this holiday season! We’ve compiled the most essential information about giving jewelry as a gift. Read more and ensure you pick the perfect piece of jewelry to give your loved one this holiday season. Determine Their Style The first thing you need to do is determine what your loved one likes and dislikes, as well as the type of jewelry they usually wear. This will help greatly when it comes to...

London based jewellery manufacturer, Ntinga, has announced the appointment of Lisa Davies as sales manager for the family business. In her new role, Davies will help to grow the business further amid the “continued success” Ntinga has had this year. Ntinga said Davies will develop the business and provide a personal sales service to its gemstone pieces and growing fine jewellery collections. Additionally, Davies reportedly brings years of experience and a professional knowledge of the industry. The appointment is a “positive move in the right direction” following the manufacturer’s success”, Ntinga said. Craig Cohen, Ntinga director, said: “Lisa will make a great addition to the Ntinga family. We are excited for her to start working with us and adding a new dimension to our sales team. With her wealth of experience and customer relations we feel that she will help us to branch out further and continue to promote the company ethos within the industry.” Davies added: “Joining the ...

Goldsmiths has opened its doors in Highcross, Leicester, to reveal a dynamic new design and shopping experience. The new expanded showroom boasts a fresh interior concept, as well as a line-up of timepieces and fine-jewellery brands. The showroom also features Goldsmiths’ own exclusive brightest diamond featuring its own proprietary stone cut. This stone has 88 facets which it has used in three engagement ring collections as well as eternity rings, earrings and necklaces. Craig Bolton, executive director of the Watches of Switzerland Group, said: “Our ambition is for everyone to have a memorable luxury experience long after they’ve made their purchase. “We believe the repositioning and new store concept will transform not just the Goldsmiths profile and experience but bring some fresh life to our high streets and we are particularly delighted to launch our new showroom, in Leicester, our head office location. source https://www.jewelleryfocus.co.uk/202695-goldsmiths-reopens-new...

Wedding season is here! That time of the year when we aspire to look our best wearing traditional outfits. And with so many weddings events, right from the mehndi to the pheras ceremonies, we long to look nothing short of pristine!  Jewellery that you wear as a wedding guest, or as we like to call it, wedding guest jewellery, plays a significant role in creating the quintessential royal look. The jewellery enhances your overall appearance when paired with your wedding attire, giving you an elegant look.  Jadau jewellery makes a perfect pick when looking for a flawless traditional look. Since the diamonds are unpolished or cut into a specific shape, they exude an old-world charm that reminds you of India’s rich history. And every year, you see it as one of the most preferred jewellery styles worn during the wedding seasons in India.  Before we share uncut jadau jewellery pieces perfect for your wedding guest look, let’s delve a little deeper into the world of jadau jewelle...

Maria Black has become the first “luxury” jewellery brand to join the new Fairtrade Gold Sourcing Programme (GSP) on 3 December 2021. In 2021, which marks 10 years of Fairtrade Gold, the programme was launched to enable more jewellery brands and businesses to source from an “ethical supply chain”. Maria Black’s ‘Impact’ gold alloy comprises 30% fairtrade gold and 70% recycled gold, with the brand’s support for fairtrade meaning miners will benefit from the Fairtrade Standards, including fair prices and investment through the Premium. Jesper Jeppesen, Maria Black CEO, said: “At Maria Black, we are working towards responsible, high-impact sourcing and call on the industry to follow our example and transform artisanal and small-scale gold mining and sourcing Fairtrade gold is the best place to start.” “We are proud to be working closely with Fairtrade to launch our Impact gold alloy, ahead of Christmas. At Maria Black, we acknowledge the challenges and reality of the jewellery indust...

Signet jewellers, the diamond jewellery retailer, has announced its total sales reached $1.5bn (£1.1bn) for the 13 weeks ending October 30, 2021 (Q3 22), which is an increase of more than $235m (£117m) compared to Q3 21 and more than nearly $350m (£263m) than Q3 FY20.  The jewellers operating income also surged to $105.2m (£79.2m) in Q3 22, up year-on-year by $46.8m (£35.2m) and a loss of $29.3m (£22m) in Q3 of FY20. Additionally, its net income surged to $92.6m (£69.7m) in Q3 22, compared to $9.3m (£7m) last year. Meanwhile, Signet saw its cash flow from operating activities to date fall to $483.9m (£364.4m) down approximately $123m (£92.6m) to FY21 levels and up $370m (£278.6m) to FY20. Virginia C. Drosos, Signet CEO, said: “Consumers are reacting favorably to our refreshed merchandise assortment and the significant enhancements we’ve made to our Connected Commerce and fulfillment capabilities. “We have built a healthy operating structure enabling transformative investments...

The retail industry has welcomed proposed changes put forward by the government that would see tougher sentencing for those that assault shopworkers.  Policing minister Kit Malthouse confirmed the government has tabled an amendment to the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, which states that courts must treat assaults committed “against a person providing a public service, performing a public duty or providing services to the public” as an aggravated offence. The Home Office notified the National Retail Crime Steering Group of the proposed amendment, which would result in tougher sentencing for offenders. The government had previously indicated it would consider an amendment to the Bill in Lords in order to address the issue of tougher sentencing.  In addition, the ACS, USDAW, the Co-operative and others in the industry have reportedly called on the government “repeatedly” to act and “send a clear message that it takes crimes against shopworkers seriously”. Helen D...