The remarkable tale of Hans Wilsdorf, the man who built Rolex and Tudor, and ushered in the modern watch industry.

Join Rachael Taylor at Goldsmiths’ Fair for a conversation with the celebrated jeweller as he marks 40 years in the industry.

Catch 138 of the UK’s finest jewellers in one place, plus a programme of must-see talks and exhibitions.

The festival is seeking applications for jewellery talent to display in its headline exhibition during the festival in 2027.

Jewellery store Aetla has teamed up with writer Kate Matthams for a show exploring the relationship between jewellers, the land and a sense of place.

The Scottish jewellery designer releases her first collection in two years, and it is unabashedly rich in talismanic symbolism – and heavy solid gold.

Discover the up-and-coming names selected for the Goldsmiths’ Centre’s annual training programme.

A newly elected jury will curate a flagship exhibition placing Britain’s contemporary jewellery talent centre stage at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery in May 2027.

Go and see the best the UK’s jewellery and silversmithing community has to offer at the Goldsmiths’ Centre in London.

Decades before space exploration, Omega was forging new paths for watchmaking with unbeatable precision and a mass-production mindset.

The National Association of Jewellers is inviting businesses and individuals from across the UK trade to be recognised for excellence in creativity, leadership and innovation.

Discover the early-career craftspeople selected for the Goldsmiths’ Centre’s Spotlighting Getting Started 2027 programme.

The Sophia collection of jewellery boxes has been transformed with a fresh floral design inspired by the Arts & Crafts movement.

The diamond manufacturer celebrates its past and looks to the future on its 60th anniversary with a brand-new visual identity.

A new talk will explore the histories of these two iconic maisons, offering untold stories and a fresh perspective.

From a small Paris workshop in 1847 to becoming an international maison by the 20th century, Cartier’s early history was shaped by ambition, travel and three visionary brothers.

Long before it became synonymous with bold gems, high jewellery and cinematic glamour, Bulgari began as a small Roman silversmithing business founded by a Greek immigrant.

Rachael Taylor hosts an exclusive panel talk on art jewellery at The Arts Club with Louisa Guinness, Emily Hunt and Elie Top.

Rachael Taylor to lead a talk on how to get ahead in the jewellery business while embracing traditional skills.

The Goldsmith Centre’s free, four-month training programme supports emerging jewellers and silversmiths.