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- Peggy Grosz leaves AssaelPeggy Grosz, senior vice president and creative director of Assael Inc, has left the company following its recent sale to a group of industry individuals. She announced she will be pursuing new design and product development challenges following a short hiatus. Grosz joined Assael in 2017, reviving the 78-year-old legacy brand through “innovative design, product […]Liam J Moran
- BAJ to host online Apprenticeships Info-Session for industryBAJ has announced a new Jewellery Apprenticeship Info-Session, targeted at businesses looking to grow and expand through the addition of new talent. BAJ’s Apprenticeship programme provides specialist training to budding jewellery industry workers and helps jewellery businesses to upskill their workforce. The BAJ Apprenticeship offering is in line with the new Standard for the Jewellery, […]Cynera Rodricks
- ChloBo unveils Celestial SeriesBritish brand ChloBo Jewellery has announced the launch of its newest collection, the Celestial Series. The collection offers customers engravings of zodiac signs and constellations on various pieces. The collection features dual-sided engravings on both necklaces and bracelets. Consumers can have their zodiac engraved onto a hexagon coin or moon coin charm. The ChloBo team […]Liam J Moran
- Gemfields and Eshli Fine Jewellery launch Zambian emeralds collectionGemfields has collaborated with Eshli Fine Jewellery to launch a Zambian emeralds jewellery range and demonstrate a shared commitment to responsible mining practices. The Eshli Fine Jewelry x Gemfields collection features the Evil Eye Pendant which boasts a recognisable evil eye motif, while the Emerald Open Shank Ring features an open shank design. Additionally, The […]Cynera Rodricks
- Budget: Increases to employers’ NI and minimum wageThe Chancellor Rachel Reeves has increased Employers’ National Insurance contributions in a bid to help raise as much as £40bn in taxes, pledging to also boost long-term growth and “mark an end to short term-ism” as part of Labour’s first budget since it came into power. Employers’ National Insurance contributions will rise by 1.2%, from […]Cynera Rodricks