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News Edit: 27 March 2022
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Here is a round up of this week's international jewellery news...
Royal Mint releases largest ever platinum coin for Queen's jubilee
Mining Weekly: The UK Royal Mint has unveiled its largest ever platinum coin, with a diameter of 150 mm and weighing 2 kg, to coincide with the year of Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee.
Meet the jeweller using age-old methods to honour the dead and keep Jewellery Quarter traditions alive
Birmingham Mail: Makers in Birmingham have been encapsulating loved ones' hair and ashes in jewellery for centuries and Jo Herriotts is sticking to the old techniques.
The Fall 2022 Jewelry Trend Report
Vogue: Unlike clothing and accessories, jewelry has little protective functionality, amulets aside. Bracelets and jeweled barrettes might not be able to keep out the cold, but a pretty bauble can certainly warm the heart. Beyond their intrinsic value, there’s a strong emotional aspect to these small and special adornments.
Cartier Exhibits High Jewellery Masterpieces at UNESCO World Heritage Site in Saudi Arabia
Harpers Bazaar: On now until March 26, the curated exhibition highlights the craftsmanship and beauty of the house’s most exquisite pieces.
The Stax curates Sotheby’s Palm Beach all-female jewellery sale
Wallpaper: The Stax Advisory curates all-female jewellery exhibition and sale for Sotheby’s Palm Beach, with a portion of proceeds going to Mother’s Lovers Charity.
The Best Everyday Jewelry That You’ll Never Want To Take Off
Forbes: A great piece of jewelry is that magical (and beautiful) item that has the power to completely transform an outfit.
Jewellery industry accused of silence over Russian diamonds
The Guardian: Insiders say current sanctions do nothing to halt flow of Russian gems to the west because majority are exported rough and get reclassified in India.
Jimmy Choo launches debut jewellery collection
Harpers Bazaar: Featuring glamorous, statement-making pieces.
Off Vendôme: Six Female Entrepreneurs Changing The Perception Of Parisian Jewelry
Forbes: Today sees the start of Off Vendôme, a three-day event designed to introduce fine jewelry fans to the delights of the Mont Thabor neighborhood in Paris, just a few minutes walk from Place Vendôme.
The Fascinating Story Behind Boucheron’s New Jewellery Collection
Standard: Creative director Claire Choisne mines the jewellery brand’s archives for inspiration.
The Crown Jewels You Have Never Seen
NY Times: Italy’s deposed king sent the collection to a bank 75 years ago. Now, his heirs are suing for its return.
Treasure hunters ‘on brink’ of finding £15,000,000,000 hoard of gold and jewels
Metro: A team of treasure hunters who claim to be ‘on the brink’ of finding the world’s biggest stash of gold have been inundated with people wanting to help them.
Ladbroke Grove-based jeweller Roxanne First's guide to Notting Hill
Luxury London: The West London fine jeweller takes us on a tour of her favourite neighbourhood haunts.
Gender-fluid jewellery, here to stay
The Hindu: Jewellery is taking on a new meaning on the axis of gender, and indie brands, cultural tastemakers and young customers are embracing it.
30 second interview: Vintage jewellery brand owner, Susan Caplan, on how the pandemic led to booming business
I News: The founder reveals how her firm is growing rapidly with plans for international expansion.
Kate Middleton borrows the Queen's jewellery for Jamaica royal tour State Dinner – and wow!
Hello: The Duchess looked stunning!
‘Jewellery in the sky’ – How luxury personal travel might look in 2040, according to Lexus
Car Dealer Magazine: Design challenge was run by Lexus in conjunction with the Royal College of Art.
Thanks to ‘Bridgerton’, our jewellery obsessions have now gone full Regencycore
Vogue: How and where to shop the best modern day collections to channel your inner Bridgerton belle.
Woman who 'hit jackpot' after finding mystery jewel is crushed by its true value
Mirror: "So from the beautiful, gorgeous, sunny Hawaii, someone is reading this post while I sink a pint at my local Wetherspoons because my gem is worth all of three pence. Sorry guys"
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