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IJL and the wedding market: A happy union

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IJL and the wedding market: A happy union

International Jewellery London launches Bridal Showcase   International Jewellery London (IJL) will be celebrating bridal jewellery and the strength of the bridal jewellery market at a special Bridal Showcase at this year’s show, 2-4 September. This show floor bridal feature, ... Read More
IJL and the wedding market: A happy union

News

IJL and the wedding market: A happy union

International Jewellery London launches Bridal Showcase   International Jewellery London (IJL) will be celebrating bridal jewellery and the strength of the bridal jewellery market at a special Bridal Showcase at this year’s show, 2-4 September. This show floor bridal feature, ... Read More

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How Will the Pantone Colour of the Year 2019 Impact Jewellery?

by IJL • • 2 Comments

International colour expert Pantone has announced that its official ‘Colour of the Year 2019’ is inspired by warmth and energy, Living Coral.

Vibrant, yet mellow PANTONE 16-1546 Living Coral embraces us with warmth and nourishment to provide comfort and buoyancy in our continually shifting environment.

But what does this new colour mean for jewellery in 2019? IJL’s Trends Editor, Paola De Luca, delved into the six key trends that will shape SS/19 for jewellery retailers, brands and designers, exclusively for IJL; some of which, drew upon the warmth of ‘Living Coral’

Neo-Classic

The pearl continues its renaissance in modern designs. Myriad colours, from golden, peachy pink and white South Sea to silvery-black Tahitian, are inspiring designers to craft new collections with the pearl as the star. To nail this trend, think classic designs with a twist set in precious yellow or white gold. Pearls as stackable charms for necklaces, or combined with a medallion or collection of beads, is likely to shine through.

The materials used are gold, either yellow or white; pearls play a leading role. Personalised jewellery: a pearl as a charm, or combined with a medallion and beads.

 

Discover all of the biggest jewellery trends for SS18 here. 

Popularised by Princess Eugenie’s engagement ring, the fiery colour of Padparadscha Sapphires are a fantastic choice to incorporate a splash of tangerine into your looks. But if you’re not entirely sold on orange gemstones, then heat up your outfits with a melting mix of rose gold metals. Warm toned and universally flattering, rose gold can be an affordable way of keeping your jewellery box up to date for spring.

Discover more Bridal Jewellery Trends inspired by Royalty here.

Commenting on the Colour of the Year, Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute, explained: “Colour is an equalising lens through which we experience our natural and digital realities, and this is particularly true for Living Coral. With consumers craving human interaction and social connection, the humanising and heartening qualities displayed by the convivial Pantone Living Coral hit a responsive chord.”

Quick Links:Listen to our IJL Talks podcast series

Quick Links: Discover how to create a press pack 

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IJL Inspired – Interview with IJL Blog Award Winner, Katerina Perez

by IJL •

IJL 2018 saw the launch of the first ever Jewellery Blog Awards, designed to celebrate social media influencers and their important contribution to the jewellery industry. We caught up recently with the winner of the ‘UK Social Influencer’ award, the brilliant Katerina Perez founder of Jewellery Insights by Katerina Perez.

Proclaimed as the ‘Jewellery Insider’, Katerina Perez is a specialist with professional knowledge and insight of the jewellery industry. Katerina discovered jewellery at the age of three and has always been inspired by craftsmanship and creativity. She has travelled the world championing the work of talented jewellers, established brands and new designers. Her love and knowledge of the industry is evident as you scroll through the pages of her website full of stunning imagery and inspiring content.

Our judges were wowed by Katerina’s wonderful passion for all kinds of jewellery – make sure to check her incredible work out.

katerinaperez.com

@Katerina_perez

How did you get started in the jewellery industry?
I started working in luxury and jewellery retail over 10 years ago, in such brands as Tiffany and Co, Asprey and Chaumet. Then slowly but surely I got into writing and 5 years ago I founded my website.

What made you want to write about jewellery?
There is such an abundance of jewellery that in my mind represents art rather than just self-adornments. I felt like I wanted to share my precious discoveries with people who may not usually be introduced to the world of haute joaillerie. I wanted to help contextualise jewellery I see, and convey both its beauty, but also its significance as a creative medium.

Who is your favourite designer/brand?
I cannot choose one, as there is so much beauty out there! However, the ones which I have a particular affection for may pop up on my Instagram feed slightly more often than others, so feel free to have a look and guess from there!

What are your trend predictions for 2019?
Mixed cuts, bright and often contrasting colours in both diamonds and gemstones being utilised, hard minerals being fore fronted, and mixed precious metal colours. Basically, an aversion and reaction to a lot of the more formal preconceived ‘rules’ of fine jewellery. Democratic creative processes and showcasing all of the individuals behind the work is something which is suddenly becoming a lot more important to many brands as well, and it’s a fantastic thing.

What is on your Christmas list?
I recently fell in love with a set of fancy coloured sapphires from a gemstone dealer that were laid out as dangling ear climbers with the colours gently gradating. I’m hoping that they are waiting for me under the Christmas tree! Aside from jewellery, I adore designer bags. They are the one indulgence I allow myself!

Which celebrity would you like to style?
I really don’t follow celebrities much, but I think it would be really interesting to style a male actor or musician in fine jewellery for the red carpet at a lavish event like the MET gala. This would provide an opportunity for very creative jewellery styling and thinking outside of the box.

Which is your most treasured piece of jewellery in your jewellery box?
Obviously, my engagement ring and wedding ring are both sentimental, but I love my large purple spinel ring. The design is very simple, but the depth of colour in the large stone makes me feel enchanted by it. I call it my ‘power ring’!

Who has been your greatest inspiration and why?
I know this is a common answer, but my mother has been my greatest inspiration. She has always had a strong work ethic alongside being creative working as a restaurant of paintings. Another person that I look up to is the late Mexican artist Frida Kahlo for her ability to live her life to the full regardless all the hardships she had been through.

What is your favourite memory during your time as a jewellery blogger/social media influencer?
Attending the 2018 BAFTAs with Atelier Swarovski and walking the red carpet was a very special moment for me – not just because it was glamorous – but more because of the significance it had: being an online journalist who has been able to translate my writing and jewellery coverage into something which resonates with a much broader audience. Another unforgettable moment was receiving IJL UK Influencer Award this year which was a fantastic recognition of my work.

When did your love of jewellery begin?
The earliest moment that I can pinpoint is a photograph of me covered in the spoils of my grandmother’s jewellery box aged three years old.

What is the proudest moment in your jewellery career?
Winning the first IJL UK social influencer award made me incredibly proud because it represents recognition from the industry and also from my adoptive home of the UK.

 

The IJL Blog Awards 2019 will be opening early 2019. Keep an eye on the IJL blog and social media for all announcements! 

jewellerylondon.com

@jewellerylondon

Blog, Trends

Inspired by the trends: The IJL Christmas Wish List – Dark Romantic

by IJL •

With Christmas just around the corner we have rounded up some of the best pieces from IJL 2019 exhibitors, that not only perfectly reflect the ‘Dark Romantic’ trend for SS19 but will also put a smile on anyone’s face come Christmas morning. Get your gift list ready with IJL this year!

Trend Recap: Dark Romantic

Drawing inspiration from dark forests, magic and mysticism, this trend blends Art Nouveau inspirations with something altogether darker. Think pointed forms, minimal flowers, twisted branches and mysterious snakes finding their way into jewellery designs. This trend has an overall sophisticated and elegant flair, with designs that climb up the ear and swirl around fingers and wrists in gunmetal and shimmering diamonds. Expect to see double finger rings, elongated shapes and spiky earrings especially.

1. D. I. Silverton Ltd Custom made 18ct white and yellow gold ring with diamonds

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This stunning piece from family business, D. I. Silverton Ltd, is perfect for those looking to really spoil their loved one this Christmas. The custom made ring is made in 18ct white and yellow gold and features 0.50cts of fine quality white baguette diamonds, a 1.05ct pear cut diamond and a GIA certificated 1.04ct natural fancy light brown yellow VVS2 pear cut diamond. This gift will last a lifetime and be treasured forever.

http://www.disilvertonjewellery.com/home.aspx 

 

2. Nova Silver Deer Skull Pendant in Oxidised Sterling Silver (£70) and Sacral Chakra Pendant in Sterling Silver with Moonstone (£35)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Give your look the edge with these darkly gorgeous pieces from Nova Silver. These pieces certainly tick all the boxes for this trend with the apparent inspiration from dark forests and magical elements. We love the fact that these pendants can be placed on any of the chains or chokers in the collection which allows the wearer to tailor the look to their own personal style, while also offering complete versatility to change them around based on outfits.

www.novasilver.co.uk/

 

3. Domino Jewellery ‘Jazz’ Earrings, Necklace and Bracelet from the new Anthology Collection

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

From the brand new ‘The Anthology’ collection by Domino Jewellery, the Jazz collection is truly alluring and will be sure to add the extra sparkle to your loved one’s Christmas this year. The glistening diamonds, studding spiky shapes not only nail this trend but also add an enchanting beauty to any and every outfit.

https://www.dominojewellery.com/

 

4. Artitus by Faiza Taha ‘Egyptian Fantasy’ Earrings (£135) and Banglet (£60)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Egyptian Fantasy collection designed by Faiza Taha combines inspirations from nature with a striking contemporary look. The stunning pieces are handmade in silver and then plated with 22/24k gold and adorned with a semi precious stone – in this case the popular, Jade. The perfect party staples, these would be a fantastic gift to enrich any jewellery collection. Also available as a necklace, ring or hanging earrings.

https://www.artitusbyft.co.uk/

 

5. Ungar &  Ungar various rings available in 18ct White Gold, Rose Gold and Yellow Gold with either Diamonds or Rubies.

These beautiful rings from Ungar & Ungar will certainly put a smile on your loved one’s face this Christmas. The swirling leaves and branches of the design studded with a gorgeous array of diamonds and/or rubies match the Dark Romantic trend perfectly and can be worn anytime with anything. We would love one of each under our tree this year!

http://www.ungarandungar.com/

 

6. Bloch & Co ‘Platinum Collection’ Ring, Earrings, Necklace and Bracelet

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stun your special someone this Christmas with the dazzling ‘Platinum Collection’ from Bloch & Co. The pointed pear-shapes, glittering with diamonds that swirl around fingers, circle wrists, drip from ears and adorn necks are the perfect addition to any party outfit looking for that splash of elegance and shimmer.

https://www.bloch-and-co.be/home.html

 

7. Henryka ‘English Rose’ Adjustable Bangle (£145), ‘Silver Stag Head’ Necklace (£850), ‘Silver Stag Head’ Ring (£150) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Meet the pieces designed to turn heads. The stunning silver pieces, that all feature beautiful Genuine Baltic Amber elements, tick this trend’s boxes with inspiration from the forests shining through and will add a sophisticated cool to any outfit. Style with luxurious leather and a little black dress to really let the jewellery do the talking.

https://www.henryka.co.uk

 

For further details or prices please contact the brands directly using their websites. Make sure to also visit them at IJL 2019!
(D. I. Silverton – Stand B101; Nova Silver – Stand F64; Domino Jewellery – Stand D60; Artitus by Faiza Taha  – U55; Ungar & Ungar– Stand C59; Bloch & Co – Stand C20; Henryka – Stand V108)

Education, Exhibiting, Industry, News

Raw Pearls to launch accessible pearl training videos for sales teams

by IJL •

Award-winning pearl jewellery supplier, Raw Pearls, have announced a new series of pearl training videos. Building a partnership with their retail customers is core to their business values and this initiative aims to further develop that partnership.

After following the series, retailers will benefit from stronger sales within their pearl ranges. Sales teams will feel more confident having built a deeper knowledge of pearls and will have a stronger engagement with this product area leaving them more able to tell the pearl ‘story’ in store.

Information on pearls available in the public sphere is often either lengthy and academic or inaccurate. To tackle this problem in the past, Raw Pearls have curated seminars with what was Holts Academy in London and have also given in-store team training by appointment with their retailers.

The release of these videos will streamline their training approach and aim to give access to accurate, relevant and manageable chapters of information to any sales team member, at any time and in any location.

Jonathan Raw, Managing Director of Raw Pearls, said “Our partner retailers need accurate information to educate and inspire their end customer and we feel this has been lacking in relation to a gem that, whilst has a huge history, has always remained a mystery, often even in the trade.”

Raw Pearls will be releasing the first video in January 2019. The short films will be available to watch online for those who learn best by listening and watching and will be accompanied by notes for those who prefer to learn by reading.

You can find out more about the package by contacting miranda@rawpearls.com

Blog, Education, Industry, Interviews, News, People, Products, Trends, Uncategorized

How Will the Pantone Colour of the Year 2019 Impact Jewellery?

by IJL • • 2 Comments

International colour expert Pantone has announced that its official ‘Colour of the Year 2019’ is inspired by warmth and energy, Living Coral.

Vibrant, yet mellow PANTONE 16-1546 Living Coral embraces us with warmth and nourishment to provide comfort and buoyancy in our continually shifting environment.

But what does this new colour mean for jewellery in 2019? IJL’s Trends Editor, Paola De Luca, delved into the six key trends that will shape SS/19 for jewellery retailers, brands and designers, exclusively for IJL; some of which, drew upon the warmth of ‘Living Coral’

Neo-Classic

The pearl continues its renaissance in modern designs. Myriad colours, from golden, peachy pink and white South Sea to silvery-black Tahitian, are inspiring designers to craft new collections with the pearl as the star. To nail this trend, think classic designs with a twist set in precious yellow or white gold. Pearls as stackable charms for necklaces, or combined with a medallion or collection of beads, is likely to shine through.

The materials used are gold, either yellow or white; pearls play a leading role. Personalised jewellery: a pearl as a charm, or combined with a medallion and beads.

 

Discover all of the biggest jewellery trends for SS18 here. 

Popularised by Princess Eugenie’s engagement ring, the fiery colour of Padparadscha Sapphires are a fantastic choice to incorporate a splash of tangerine into your looks. But if you’re not entirely sold on orange gemstones, then heat up your outfits with a melting mix of rose gold metals. Warm toned and universally flattering, rose gold can be an affordable way of keeping your jewellery box up to date for spring.

Discover more Bridal Jewellery Trends inspired by Royalty here.

Commenting on the Colour of the Year, Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute, explained: “Colour is an equalising lens through which we experience our natural and digital realities, and this is particularly true for Living Coral. With consumers craving human interaction and social connection, the humanising and heartening qualities displayed by the convivial Pantone Living Coral hit a responsive chord.”

Quick Links:Listen to our IJL Talks podcast series

Quick Links: Discover how to create a press pack 

Blog, IJL Inspired, Interviews, People

IJL Inspired – Interview with IJL Blog Award Winner, Katerina Perez

by IJL •

IJL 2018 saw the launch of the first ever Jewellery Blog Awards, designed to celebrate social media influencers and their important contribution to the jewellery industry. We caught up recently with the winner of the ‘UK Social Influencer’ award, the brilliant Katerina Perez founder of Jewellery Insights by Katerina Perez.

Proclaimed as the ‘Jewellery Insider’, Katerina Perez is a specialist with professional knowledge and insight of the jewellery industry. Katerina discovered jewellery at the age of three and has always been inspired by craftsmanship and creativity. She has travelled the world championing the work of talented jewellers, established brands and new designers. Her love and knowledge of the industry is evident as you scroll through the pages of her website full of stunning imagery and inspiring content.

Our judges were wowed by Katerina’s wonderful passion for all kinds of jewellery – make sure to check her incredible work out.

katerinaperez.com

@Katerina_perez

How did you get started in the jewellery industry?
I started working in luxury and jewellery retail over 10 years ago, in such brands as Tiffany and Co, Asprey and Chaumet. Then slowly but surely I got into writing and 5 years ago I founded my website.

What made you want to write about jewellery?
There is such an abundance of jewellery that in my mind represents art rather than just self-adornments. I felt like I wanted to share my precious discoveries with people who may not usually be introduced to the world of haute joaillerie. I wanted to help contextualise jewellery I see, and convey both its beauty, but also its significance as a creative medium.

Who is your favourite designer/brand?
I cannot choose one, as there is so much beauty out there! However, the ones which I have a particular affection for may pop up on my Instagram feed slightly more often than others, so feel free to have a look and guess from there!

What are your trend predictions for 2019?
Mixed cuts, bright and often contrasting colours in both diamonds and gemstones being utilised, hard minerals being fore fronted, and mixed precious metal colours. Basically, an aversion and reaction to a lot of the more formal preconceived ‘rules’ of fine jewellery. Democratic creative processes and showcasing all of the individuals behind the work is something which is suddenly becoming a lot more important to many brands as well, and it’s a fantastic thing.

What is on your Christmas list?
I recently fell in love with a set of fancy coloured sapphires from a gemstone dealer that were laid out as dangling ear climbers with the colours gently gradating. I’m hoping that they are waiting for me under the Christmas tree! Aside from jewellery, I adore designer bags. They are the one indulgence I allow myself!

Which celebrity would you like to style?
I really don’t follow celebrities much, but I think it would be really interesting to style a male actor or musician in fine jewellery for the red carpet at a lavish event like the MET gala. This would provide an opportunity for very creative jewellery styling and thinking outside of the box.

Which is your most treasured piece of jewellery in your jewellery box?
Obviously, my engagement ring and wedding ring are both sentimental, but I love my large purple spinel ring. The design is very simple, but the depth of colour in the large stone makes me feel enchanted by it. I call it my ‘power ring’!

Who has been your greatest inspiration and why?
I know this is a common answer, but my mother has been my greatest inspiration. She has always had a strong work ethic alongside being creative working as a restaurant of paintings. Another person that I look up to is the late Mexican artist Frida Kahlo for her ability to live her life to the full regardless all the hardships she had been through.

What is your favourite memory during your time as a jewellery blogger/social media influencer?
Attending the 2018 BAFTAs with Atelier Swarovski and walking the red carpet was a very special moment for me – not just because it was glamorous – but more because of the significance it had: being an online journalist who has been able to translate my writing and jewellery coverage into something which resonates with a much broader audience. Another unforgettable moment was receiving IJL UK Influencer Award this year which was a fantastic recognition of my work.

When did your love of jewellery begin?
The earliest moment that I can pinpoint is a photograph of me covered in the spoils of my grandmother’s jewellery box aged three years old.

What is the proudest moment in your jewellery career?
Winning the first IJL UK social influencer award made me incredibly proud because it represents recognition from the industry and also from my adoptive home of the UK.

 

The IJL Blog Awards 2019 will be opening early 2019. Keep an eye on the IJL blog and social media for all announcements! 

jewellerylondon.com

@jewellerylondon

Blog, Trends

Inspired by the trends: The IJL Christmas Wish List – Dark Romantic

by IJL •

With Christmas just around the corner we have rounded up some of the best pieces from IJL 2019 exhibitors, that not only perfectly reflect the ‘Dark Romantic’ trend for SS19 but will also put a smile on anyone’s face come Christmas morning. Get your gift list ready with IJL this year!

Trend Recap: Dark Romantic

Drawing inspiration from dark forests, magic and mysticism, this trend blends Art Nouveau inspirations with something altogether darker. Think pointed forms, minimal flowers, twisted branches and mysterious snakes finding their way into jewellery designs. This trend has an overall sophisticated and elegant flair, with designs that climb up the ear and swirl around fingers and wrists in gunmetal and shimmering diamonds. Expect to see double finger rings, elongated shapes and spiky earrings especially.

1. D. I. Silverton Ltd Custom made 18ct white and yellow gold ring with diamonds

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This stunning piece from family business, D. I. Silverton Ltd, is perfect for those looking to really spoil their loved one this Christmas. The custom made ring is made in 18ct white and yellow gold and features 0.50cts of fine quality white baguette diamonds, a 1.05ct pear cut diamond and a GIA certificated 1.04ct natural fancy light brown yellow VVS2 pear cut diamond. This gift will last a lifetime and be treasured forever.

http://www.disilvertonjewellery.com/home.aspx 

 

2. Nova Silver Deer Skull Pendant in Oxidised Sterling Silver (£70) and Sacral Chakra Pendant in Sterling Silver with Moonstone (£35)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Give your look the edge with these darkly gorgeous pieces from Nova Silver. These pieces certainly tick all the boxes for this trend with the apparent inspiration from dark forests and magical elements. We love the fact that these pendants can be placed on any of the chains or chokers in the collection which allows the wearer to tailor the look to their own personal style, while also offering complete versatility to change them around based on outfits.

www.novasilver.co.uk/

 

3. Domino Jewellery ‘Jazz’ Earrings, Necklace and Bracelet from the new Anthology Collection

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

From the brand new ‘The Anthology’ collection by Domino Jewellery, the Jazz collection is truly alluring and will be sure to add the extra sparkle to your loved one’s Christmas this year. The glistening diamonds, studding spiky shapes not only nail this trend but also add an enchanting beauty to any and every outfit.

https://www.dominojewellery.com/

 

4. Artitus by Faiza Taha ‘Egyptian Fantasy’ Earrings (£135) and Banglet (£60)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Egyptian Fantasy collection designed by Faiza Taha combines inspirations from nature with a striking contemporary look. The stunning pieces are handmade in silver and then plated with 22/24k gold and adorned with a semi precious stone – in this case the popular, Jade. The perfect party staples, these would be a fantastic gift to enrich any jewellery collection. Also available as a necklace, ring or hanging earrings.

https://www.artitusbyft.co.uk/

 

5. Ungar &  Ungar various rings available in 18ct White Gold, Rose Gold and Yellow Gold with either Diamonds or Rubies.

These beautiful rings from Ungar & Ungar will certainly put a smile on your loved one’s face this Christmas. The swirling leaves and branches of the design studded with a gorgeous array of diamonds and/or rubies match the Dark Romantic trend perfectly and can be worn anytime with anything. We would love one of each under our tree this year!

http://www.ungarandungar.com/

 

6. Bloch & Co ‘Platinum Collection’ Ring, Earrings, Necklace and Bracelet

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stun your special someone this Christmas with the dazzling ‘Platinum Collection’ from Bloch & Co. The pointed pear-shapes, glittering with diamonds that swirl around fingers, circle wrists, drip from ears and adorn necks are the perfect addition to any party outfit looking for that splash of elegance and shimmer.

https://www.bloch-and-co.be/home.html

 

7. Henryka ‘English Rose’ Adjustable Bangle (£145), ‘Silver Stag Head’ Necklace (£850), ‘Silver Stag Head’ Ring (£150) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Meet the pieces designed to turn heads. The stunning silver pieces, that all feature beautiful Genuine Baltic Amber elements, tick this trend’s boxes with inspiration from the forests shining through and will add a sophisticated cool to any outfit. Style with luxurious leather and a little black dress to really let the jewellery do the talking.

https://www.henryka.co.uk

 

For further details or prices please contact the brands directly using their websites. Make sure to also visit them at IJL 2019!
(D. I. Silverton – Stand B101; Nova Silver – Stand F64; Domino Jewellery – Stand D60; Artitus by Faiza Taha  – U55; Ungar & Ungar– Stand C59; Bloch & Co – Stand C20; Henryka – Stand V108)

Education, Exhibiting, Industry, News

Raw Pearls to launch accessible pearl training videos for sales teams

by IJL •

Award-winning pearl jewellery supplier, Raw Pearls, have announced a new series of pearl training videos. Building a partnership with their retail customers is core to their business values and this initiative aims to further develop that partnership.

After following the series, retailers will benefit from stronger sales within their pearl ranges. Sales teams will feel more confident having built a deeper knowledge of pearls and will have a stronger engagement with this product area leaving them more able to tell the pearl ‘story’ in store.

Information on pearls available in the public sphere is often either lengthy and academic or inaccurate. To tackle this problem in the past, Raw Pearls have curated seminars with what was Holts Academy in London and have also given in-store team training by appointment with their retailers.

The release of these videos will streamline their training approach and aim to give access to accurate, relevant and manageable chapters of information to any sales team member, at any time and in any location.

Jonathan Raw, Managing Director of Raw Pearls, said “Our partner retailers need accurate information to educate and inspire their end customer and we feel this has been lacking in relation to a gem that, whilst has a huge history, has always remained a mystery, often even in the trade.”

Raw Pearls will be releasing the first video in January 2019. The short films will be available to watch online for those who learn best by listening and watching and will be accompanied by notes for those who prefer to learn by reading.

You can find out more about the package by contacting miranda@rawpearls.com