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International Jewellery London Announces the IJL Inspire Seminar Programme

by IJL •

The global jewellery industry gather in London, the creative capital of the world, at the UK’s Leading Jewellery Trade Event

Olympia, Kensington  2-4 September

 

London, 2018: From 3D printing with precious metals to lab-grown diamonds, and from the essentials of gemmology to human rights in the jewellery supply chain, International Jewellery London (IJL) – the global meeting place for the jewellery industry – has today announced the full IJL Inspire seminar programme.

 

IJL Inspire seminars will open the stage to discuss key trends and drivers that are shaping the international jewellery and watch industry today, while offering invaluable networking opportunities to jewellery retailers and suppliers from around the world.

 

The IJL Inspire highlights include: explorations of current trends such as SS19; co-created and bespoke jewellery; bridal trends; future-focussed sessions including reimagining the future of jewellery retail and the potential of precious metal 3D printing; practical sessions including transforming the high street store, thinking like a customer in a digital world, getting to grips with Instagram, photographing jewellery – and much more.

 

As the leading trade event for the international jewellery industry, IJL attracts 10,000 visitors from over 50 counties, with more than 550 exhibitors taking part from 2-4 September 2018.

 

Orna O’Brien, Content Manager at IJL, said: “This year’s relaunched seminar programme stream – IJL Inspire – boasts a packed programme of insightful talks, seminar sessions, thought-provoking panels, and unprecedented networking opportunities. Spanning some of the most pertinent issues within the industry today; as well as jewellery trends; forecasting the future, and plenty of practical advice. There’s something for everyone in this year’s fantastic line-up.”

 

IJL Inspire – Seminar Programme Highlights

 

Day One: Sunday 2nd September

  • Gemmology 101: Essential Gem Knowledge to Increase Confidence and Boost Sales (10:15-11:45) The Retail Theatre
  • Bridal Trends & Global Weddings: Reaping the Rewards (10:30-11:15) The Catwalk Theatre
  • Think Like a Customer in a Digital World (11:30-12:30) The Retail Theatre
  • How to Generate More Sales from Range Management (13:30-14:30) The Retail Theatre
  • From Zero to Hero: Harriet’s Story and Tips on Creating a Successful Jewellery Start-Up (15:00-15:45) The Inspiration Theatre
  • All You Need to Know About Lab-Grown Diamonds (16:00-16:45) The Catwalk Theatre
  • Can You Think Like a Criminal? (16:00-16:45) The Inspiration Theatre
  • Jewellery Retail 2028: Reimagining the Future (17:15-18:00) The Retail Theatre

 

Day Two: Monday 3rd September

  • Uniquely UK: At the Heart of Luxury – Keeping the Cachet at any Price? (10:00-10:45) The Catwalk Theatre
  • Precious Metal 3D Printing: An introduction to Jewellery in the 21st Century (10:00-10:45) The Inspiration Theatre
  • It’s Personal: Co-Creation and Bespoke Jewellery vs Mass Produced Standard Design (10:00-11:00) The Retail Theatre
  • SS19 Jewellery Trends (14:30-15:15) The Catwalk Theatre
  • Birmingham: A City of 1,000 Trades: Focus on Jewellery Careers (15:30-16:15) The Inspiration Theatre
  • Likes, Sweat and Tears: Getting to Grips with Instagram (16:30-17:15) The Inspiration Theatre

 

Day Three: Tuesday 4th September

  • Fair Luxury Presents: The Human Face of the Jewellery Supply Chain… Session 1 – The Hidden Cost of Jewellery; Human Rights in the Supply Chain and How to Source Responsibly (10:00-10:30) The Retail Theatre
  • From Suffragette to Self-Purchasing: Celebrating 100 Years of Women and Jewellery (12:30-13:30) The Inspiration Theatre
  • In Conversation with…Lianne Piroddi, Assistant Editor for Fashion, Stylus and Ruch Faulkner, Editor at Retail Jeweller (12:30-13:30) The Retail Theatre
  • How to Promote your Brand to Today’s Consumer: The Rise of Experiences and Influencers vs. Traditional Marketing (13:45-14:45) The Retail Theatre
  • How to Photograph Jewellery (14:00-14:45) The Inspiration Theatre
  • Making it Better: Mindfulness, Wellbeing and Creativity (14:30-15:15) The Catwalk Theatre
  • Specialist Retailers: How to Transform Your High Street Store (15:00-15:45) The Retail Theatre

 

IJL is an unrivalled opportunity for the international jewellery trade to network and find out about the latest industry trends and market developments which will help retailers and suppliers make the right commercial decisions.

 

For buyers, the show is the once-in-a-year chance to shop for the widest range of gems, jewellery, packaging and services, and to find out about the most topical issues in the industry. IJL also offers buyers the largest variety of gemstones under one roof in Britain today.

 

IJL is sponsored by the NAJ and supported by the GIA, Gem-A, The Houlden Group, The Company of Master Jewellers, The Responsible Jewellery Council, Euromonitor and CIBJO.

 

To apply for a press pass, please visit: https://bit.ly/2ztSmsz

 

 

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Revealed! The Top British Designers Starring in New Uniquely UK Exhibit at IJL 2018

by IJL •

Ute Decker, Theo Fennell, and Steven Webster are among 13 top British designers who will showcase their outstanding work at the NEW Uniquely UK exhibit at IJL 2018. 

An expert team at Goldsmiths’ Craft & Design Council carefully selected the thirteen designers as part of Uniquely UK, a campaign to highlight the amazing skills of UK silversmiths, goldsmiths, jewellery designers and industry professionals from John O’ Groats to Land’s End.

The showcase will feature individuals who demonstrate the fantastic skills and design creativity that the UK jewellery industry is known for around the world.

They are: Ute Decker, Tomasz Donocik, David Fowkes, Theo Fennell, Gill Galloway-Whitehead, Sarah Herriot, Ornella Iannuzzi, Andrew Lamb, Shaun Leane, Tom Rucker, Leo de Vroomen, Stephen Webster and Bobby White.

The magnificent pieces will be on display on Goldsmiths’ Craft & Design Council’s stand at IJL. Award winning jewellery from the 2018 Goldsmiths’ competition will also be showcased and presented in a catwalk show on Monday 3rd September from midday to 1 PM.

This event is open to press, exhibitors and visitors and will also mark the formal launch of Goldsmiths’ 2018/19 Uniquely UK competition.

Fotoulla Michael, Head of Sales, International Jewellery London (IJL) said: “The UK is a world leader in jewellery design, so we are delighted that Goldsmith’s Craft & Design Council will showcase some of the country’s most creative designers by bringing their outstanding signature works to display at International Jewellery London, the UK’s leading trade event for the jewellery industry. If ever anyone wanted to see top talent from the UK under one roof, this year’s IJL is the occasion.”

Brian Hill, Consultant of Goldsmiths’ Craft & Design Council said, “This is a super opportunity and unique promotion to demonstrate and celebrate fabulous examples of design led, distinctive jewellery from some of UK’s top designers, all of which have won prizes in the Goldsmiths’ Craftsmanship and Design Awards.

“Each ‘Uniquely UK’ designer have links with and support our annual competition that encourages, supports and promotes excellence for the profession.”

IJL will return to Olympia, Kensington, from 2-4 September 2018 with an expanded events IJL is an unrivalled opportunity for the international jewellery trade to network and find out about the latest industry trends and market developments which will help retailers and suppliers make the right commercial decisions.

To apply for a press pass, please click here.

IJL is #withyou providing access to contemporary jewellery stars and inspiring the next generation of design heroes. Discover our exhibitors here, or contact a member of the IJL 2018 team. 

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IJL joins the prestigious British Luxury association, Walpole

by IJL •

International London Jewellery has become a member of Walpole, the prestigious sector body that represents the interests of the British luxury industry and counts over 200 of the UK’s finest luxury brands and cultural institutions amongst its membership.

Established to protect and develop the qualities of UK luxury, members of Walpole are drawn from industries such as fashion and accessories (with companies like Alexander McQueen and Burberry), hospitality (with organisations including Claridges and The Savoy), retailers (with brands such as such as Net-A-Porter, Harrods and Fortnum & Mason) and jewellers, watches and precious metals.

Members amongst the jewellery sector include Boodles, Swarovski, Asprey and designers, Shaun Leane and Jessica McCormack, to name but a few.

Katie Morris, Head of Buyer Programmes, comments: “This is an exciting partnership for IJL and a perfect fit. Both organisations share the same core values of promoting excellence and the best of British talent and craftsmanship. In our case, showcasing the best of British fine jewellery, as well as leading premium brands from around the world.

“Our long established Diamond Club, offers retailers exclusive access to premium brands and we are delighted to extend a warm welcome Walpole members.”

Highly regarded by the industry, the exclusive Diamond Club hosts over 500 top senior international and UK buyers, suppliers and retailers – representing the leading UK and international independent and multiple retailers, department stores, high-end fashion boutiques, multiple jewellery retailers, airlines, museums, galleries and online-only stores.

Helen Brocklebank, CEO of Walpole, says: “One of Walpole’s goals is to promote the British luxury sector and enable our members, especially new or small businesses, to access the right kind of sales and showcasing opportunities and this is very much an objective shared with IJL, so we’re delighted to welcome them to Walpole”.

For further information about Diamond Club membership, please contact Rachael Rodrigues rachael.rodrigues@reedexpo.co.uk. 

IJL is #withyou offering insights into the world of luxury jewellery and accessories. Find out more about our 2018 exhibitors or contact a member of our team for more information. 

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IJL to Shine a Spotlight on Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter

by IJL •

International Jewellery London (IJL), the UK’s leading trade event for the international jewellery industry, will host a Spotlight on Birmingham in association with Birmingham School of Jewellery and supported by Cookson Gold and Weston Beamor.

The new feature at IJL will provide a spotlight on a UK or world jewellery hub each year.

This year Spotlight on Birmingham exhibit will be opened by The Lord Mayor of Birmingham, Councillor Yvonne Mosquito, on Sunday 2 September.

It is a collaboration of industry, education and commerce; from the Assay Office Birmingham to the manufacturers, designers, wholesalers and retailers and will be chance to showcase the city with 1000 trades role within the jewellery industry.

Work from the Birmingham School of Jewellery will be on show to demonstrate the diversity of their talent and educational reach – from horology to 3D printed jewellery.

It will include a supporting seminar programme celebrating the past, present and future of the Birmingham Jewellery Quarter and its contribution to the global jewellery industry. This will take place on Monday 3 September entitled Birmingham: A City of 1000 Trades – Focus on Jewellery Careers in The Inspiration Theatre at IJL from 15:30-16:15.

Fotoulla Michael, Head Of Sales, International Jewellery London (IJL) said: “Everyone at IJL is delighted to be honouring and showcasing the influential role that Birmingham plays in the UK jewellery industry. An essential hub that complements those of London, Sheffield and Edinburgh among others, it is wonderful to see Birmingham as IJL’s first SPOTLIGHT.

“Forward-thinking technology combined with cutting-edge design and traditional and skilled craftsmanship demonstrate all that is great about our UK jewellery industry whose influence extends across the globe.”

Professor Stephen Bottomley, Head of the School of Jewellery, commented: “Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter grew in the 18th Century with a reputation as a city with 1000 trades. The School of Jewellery has been both geographically and philosophically at the heart of this historic quarter since the ‘new school’ opened its doors in 1890, by the will of the local trades association.

“Today our pedagogy continues to reflect this rich cultural heritage whilst also embracing the demands of a modernised world. Our mission today is clear; To provide a world-class facility filled with both traditional and cutting-edge technology and staff.

“This in turn will attract and educate the best creative designers, makers and entrepreneurs of tomorrow for the brightest future for both our art and our industry. We are proud to celebrate the Birmingham’s jewellery industry at IJL.”

Alongside the Spotlight on Birmingham, IJL is proud to welcome both old and new designers and businesses from Birmingham, a selection of which includes Fei Liu Fine Jewellery, Charlotte Lowe, Jewellery by Annamarie, Katie Stone, Daisy Grice, Charles Green, River Mounts, Domino, Weston Beamor, Clark Diamonds, Just Diamonds, Continental Jewellery, Hockley Mint, Assay office Birmingham, DWJ, R.E. Morrish, SMP Bullion & Diamonds and W J Sutton.

Additionally, during IJL, Cooksongold are exhibiting the future of jewellery production with their PRECIOUS M 080 system – the first Direct Precious Metal 3D Printing system designed exclusively for the jewellery, watch and precious metals industries, which is jointly optimised by Cooksongold and EOS GmbH (Electro Optical Systems).

IJL will return to Olympia, Kensington, from 2-4 September 2018 with an expanded events programme, and will showcase the latest ranges from over 550 high end, finished jewellery manufacturers and designers, and loose gemstones and retail services suppliers.

IJL is sponsored by the NAJ and supported by the GIA, Gem-A, The Houlden Group, The Company of Master Jewellers, The Responsible Jewellery Council, Euromonitor and CIBJO.

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International Jewellery London Announces the IJL Inspire Seminar Programme

by IJL •

The global jewellery industry gather in London, the creative capital of the world, at the UK’s Leading Jewellery Trade Event

Olympia, Kensington  2-4 September

 

London, 2018: From 3D printing with precious metals to lab-grown diamonds, and from the essentials of gemmology to human rights in the jewellery supply chain, International Jewellery London (IJL) – the global meeting place for the jewellery industry – has today announced the full IJL Inspire seminar programme.

 

IJL Inspire seminars will open the stage to discuss key trends and drivers that are shaping the international jewellery and watch industry today, while offering invaluable networking opportunities to jewellery retailers and suppliers from around the world.

 

The IJL Inspire highlights include: explorations of current trends such as SS19; co-created and bespoke jewellery; bridal trends; future-focussed sessions including reimagining the future of jewellery retail and the potential of precious metal 3D printing; practical sessions including transforming the high street store, thinking like a customer in a digital world, getting to grips with Instagram, photographing jewellery – and much more.

 

As the leading trade event for the international jewellery industry, IJL attracts 10,000 visitors from over 50 counties, with more than 550 exhibitors taking part from 2-4 September 2018.

 

Orna O’Brien, Content Manager at IJL, said: “This year’s relaunched seminar programme stream – IJL Inspire – boasts a packed programme of insightful talks, seminar sessions, thought-provoking panels, and unprecedented networking opportunities. Spanning some of the most pertinent issues within the industry today; as well as jewellery trends; forecasting the future, and plenty of practical advice. There’s something for everyone in this year’s fantastic line-up.”

 

IJL Inspire – Seminar Programme Highlights

 

Day One: Sunday 2nd September

  • Gemmology 101: Essential Gem Knowledge to Increase Confidence and Boost Sales (10:15-11:45) The Retail Theatre
  • Bridal Trends & Global Weddings: Reaping the Rewards (10:30-11:15) The Catwalk Theatre
  • Think Like a Customer in a Digital World (11:30-12:30) The Retail Theatre
  • How to Generate More Sales from Range Management (13:30-14:30) The Retail Theatre
  • From Zero to Hero: Harriet’s Story and Tips on Creating a Successful Jewellery Start-Up (15:00-15:45) The Inspiration Theatre
  • All You Need to Know About Lab-Grown Diamonds (16:00-16:45) The Catwalk Theatre
  • Can You Think Like a Criminal? (16:00-16:45) The Inspiration Theatre
  • Jewellery Retail 2028: Reimagining the Future (17:15-18:00) The Retail Theatre

 

Day Two: Monday 3rd September

  • Uniquely UK: At the Heart of Luxury – Keeping the Cachet at any Price? (10:00-10:45) The Catwalk Theatre
  • Precious Metal 3D Printing: An introduction to Jewellery in the 21st Century (10:00-10:45) The Inspiration Theatre
  • It’s Personal: Co-Creation and Bespoke Jewellery vs Mass Produced Standard Design (10:00-11:00) The Retail Theatre
  • SS19 Jewellery Trends (14:30-15:15) The Catwalk Theatre
  • Birmingham: A City of 1,000 Trades: Focus on Jewellery Careers (15:30-16:15) The Inspiration Theatre
  • Likes, Sweat and Tears: Getting to Grips with Instagram (16:30-17:15) The Inspiration Theatre

 

Day Three: Tuesday 4th September

  • Fair Luxury Presents: The Human Face of the Jewellery Supply Chain… Session 1 – The Hidden Cost of Jewellery; Human Rights in the Supply Chain and How to Source Responsibly (10:00-10:30) The Retail Theatre
  • From Suffragette to Self-Purchasing: Celebrating 100 Years of Women and Jewellery (12:30-13:30) The Inspiration Theatre
  • In Conversation with…Lianne Piroddi, Assistant Editor for Fashion, Stylus and Ruch Faulkner, Editor at Retail Jeweller (12:30-13:30) The Retail Theatre
  • How to Promote your Brand to Today’s Consumer: The Rise of Experiences and Influencers vs. Traditional Marketing (13:45-14:45) The Retail Theatre
  • How to Photograph Jewellery (14:00-14:45) The Inspiration Theatre
  • Making it Better: Mindfulness, Wellbeing and Creativity (14:30-15:15) The Catwalk Theatre
  • Specialist Retailers: How to Transform Your High Street Store (15:00-15:45) The Retail Theatre

 

IJL is an unrivalled opportunity for the international jewellery trade to network and find out about the latest industry trends and market developments which will help retailers and suppliers make the right commercial decisions.

 

For buyers, the show is the once-in-a-year chance to shop for the widest range of gems, jewellery, packaging and services, and to find out about the most topical issues in the industry. IJL also offers buyers the largest variety of gemstones under one roof in Britain today.

 

IJL is sponsored by the NAJ and supported by the GIA, Gem-A, The Houlden Group, The Company of Master Jewellers, The Responsible Jewellery Council, Euromonitor and CIBJO.

 

To apply for a press pass, please visit: https://bit.ly/2ztSmsz

 

 

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Revealed! The Top British Designers Starring in New Uniquely UK Exhibit at IJL 2018

by IJL •

Ute Decker, Theo Fennell, and Steven Webster are among 13 top British designers who will showcase their outstanding work at the NEW Uniquely UK exhibit at IJL 2018. 

An expert team at Goldsmiths’ Craft & Design Council carefully selected the thirteen designers as part of Uniquely UK, a campaign to highlight the amazing skills of UK silversmiths, goldsmiths, jewellery designers and industry professionals from John O’ Groats to Land’s End.

The showcase will feature individuals who demonstrate the fantastic skills and design creativity that the UK jewellery industry is known for around the world.

They are: Ute Decker, Tomasz Donocik, David Fowkes, Theo Fennell, Gill Galloway-Whitehead, Sarah Herriot, Ornella Iannuzzi, Andrew Lamb, Shaun Leane, Tom Rucker, Leo de Vroomen, Stephen Webster and Bobby White.

The magnificent pieces will be on display on Goldsmiths’ Craft & Design Council’s stand at IJL. Award winning jewellery from the 2018 Goldsmiths’ competition will also be showcased and presented in a catwalk show on Monday 3rd September from midday to 1 PM.

This event is open to press, exhibitors and visitors and will also mark the formal launch of Goldsmiths’ 2018/19 Uniquely UK competition.

Fotoulla Michael, Head of Sales, International Jewellery London (IJL) said: “The UK is a world leader in jewellery design, so we are delighted that Goldsmith’s Craft & Design Council will showcase some of the country’s most creative designers by bringing their outstanding signature works to display at International Jewellery London, the UK’s leading trade event for the jewellery industry. If ever anyone wanted to see top talent from the UK under one roof, this year’s IJL is the occasion.”

Brian Hill, Consultant of Goldsmiths’ Craft & Design Council said, “This is a super opportunity and unique promotion to demonstrate and celebrate fabulous examples of design led, distinctive jewellery from some of UK’s top designers, all of which have won prizes in the Goldsmiths’ Craftsmanship and Design Awards.

“Each ‘Uniquely UK’ designer have links with and support our annual competition that encourages, supports and promotes excellence for the profession.”

IJL will return to Olympia, Kensington, from 2-4 September 2018 with an expanded events IJL is an unrivalled opportunity for the international jewellery trade to network and find out about the latest industry trends and market developments which will help retailers and suppliers make the right commercial decisions.

To apply for a press pass, please click here.

IJL is #withyou providing access to contemporary jewellery stars and inspiring the next generation of design heroes. Discover our exhibitors here, or contact a member of the IJL 2018 team. 

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IJL joins the prestigious British Luxury association, Walpole

by IJL •

International London Jewellery has become a member of Walpole, the prestigious sector body that represents the interests of the British luxury industry and counts over 200 of the UK’s finest luxury brands and cultural institutions amongst its membership.

Established to protect and develop the qualities of UK luxury, members of Walpole are drawn from industries such as fashion and accessories (with companies like Alexander McQueen and Burberry), hospitality (with organisations including Claridges and The Savoy), retailers (with brands such as such as Net-A-Porter, Harrods and Fortnum & Mason) and jewellers, watches and precious metals.

Members amongst the jewellery sector include Boodles, Swarovski, Asprey and designers, Shaun Leane and Jessica McCormack, to name but a few.

Katie Morris, Head of Buyer Programmes, comments: “This is an exciting partnership for IJL and a perfect fit. Both organisations share the same core values of promoting excellence and the best of British talent and craftsmanship. In our case, showcasing the best of British fine jewellery, as well as leading premium brands from around the world.

“Our long established Diamond Club, offers retailers exclusive access to premium brands and we are delighted to extend a warm welcome Walpole members.”

Highly regarded by the industry, the exclusive Diamond Club hosts over 500 top senior international and UK buyers, suppliers and retailers – representing the leading UK and international independent and multiple retailers, department stores, high-end fashion boutiques, multiple jewellery retailers, airlines, museums, galleries and online-only stores.

Helen Brocklebank, CEO of Walpole, says: “One of Walpole’s goals is to promote the British luxury sector and enable our members, especially new or small businesses, to access the right kind of sales and showcasing opportunities and this is very much an objective shared with IJL, so we’re delighted to welcome them to Walpole”.

For further information about Diamond Club membership, please contact Rachael Rodrigues rachael.rodrigues@reedexpo.co.uk. 

IJL is #withyou offering insights into the world of luxury jewellery and accessories. Find out more about our 2018 exhibitors or contact a member of our team for more information. 

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IJL to Shine a Spotlight on Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter

by IJL •

International Jewellery London (IJL), the UK’s leading trade event for the international jewellery industry, will host a Spotlight on Birmingham in association with Birmingham School of Jewellery and supported by Cookson Gold and Weston Beamor.

The new feature at IJL will provide a spotlight on a UK or world jewellery hub each year.

This year Spotlight on Birmingham exhibit will be opened by The Lord Mayor of Birmingham, Councillor Yvonne Mosquito, on Sunday 2 September.

It is a collaboration of industry, education and commerce; from the Assay Office Birmingham to the manufacturers, designers, wholesalers and retailers and will be chance to showcase the city with 1000 trades role within the jewellery industry.

Work from the Birmingham School of Jewellery will be on show to demonstrate the diversity of their talent and educational reach – from horology to 3D printed jewellery.

It will include a supporting seminar programme celebrating the past, present and future of the Birmingham Jewellery Quarter and its contribution to the global jewellery industry. This will take place on Monday 3 September entitled Birmingham: A City of 1000 Trades – Focus on Jewellery Careers in The Inspiration Theatre at IJL from 15:30-16:15.

Fotoulla Michael, Head Of Sales, International Jewellery London (IJL) said: “Everyone at IJL is delighted to be honouring and showcasing the influential role that Birmingham plays in the UK jewellery industry. An essential hub that complements those of London, Sheffield and Edinburgh among others, it is wonderful to see Birmingham as IJL’s first SPOTLIGHT.

“Forward-thinking technology combined with cutting-edge design and traditional and skilled craftsmanship demonstrate all that is great about our UK jewellery industry whose influence extends across the globe.”

Professor Stephen Bottomley, Head of the School of Jewellery, commented: “Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter grew in the 18th Century with a reputation as a city with 1000 trades. The School of Jewellery has been both geographically and philosophically at the heart of this historic quarter since the ‘new school’ opened its doors in 1890, by the will of the local trades association.

“Today our pedagogy continues to reflect this rich cultural heritage whilst also embracing the demands of a modernised world. Our mission today is clear; To provide a world-class facility filled with both traditional and cutting-edge technology and staff.

“This in turn will attract and educate the best creative designers, makers and entrepreneurs of tomorrow for the brightest future for both our art and our industry. We are proud to celebrate the Birmingham’s jewellery industry at IJL.”

Alongside the Spotlight on Birmingham, IJL is proud to welcome both old and new designers and businesses from Birmingham, a selection of which includes Fei Liu Fine Jewellery, Charlotte Lowe, Jewellery by Annamarie, Katie Stone, Daisy Grice, Charles Green, River Mounts, Domino, Weston Beamor, Clark Diamonds, Just Diamonds, Continental Jewellery, Hockley Mint, Assay office Birmingham, DWJ, R.E. Morrish, SMP Bullion & Diamonds and W J Sutton.

Additionally, during IJL, Cooksongold are exhibiting the future of jewellery production with their PRECIOUS M 080 system – the first Direct Precious Metal 3D Printing system designed exclusively for the jewellery, watch and precious metals industries, which is jointly optimised by Cooksongold and EOS GmbH (Electro Optical Systems).

IJL will return to Olympia, Kensington, from 2-4 September 2018 with an expanded events programme, and will showcase the latest ranges from over 550 high end, finished jewellery manufacturers and designers, and loose gemstones and retail services suppliers.

IJL is sponsored by the NAJ and supported by the GIA, Gem-A, The Houlden Group, The Company of Master Jewellers, The Responsible Jewellery Council, Euromonitor and CIBJO.