In a world captivated by fleeting trends, there's a growing movement towards embracing a more mindful approach to fashion. When it comes to jewellery, the mantra is shifting from quantity to quality – a shift that not only benefits our style but also our planet.

In the face of economic challenges and a rising cost of living, the jewellery industry continues to navigate its way through uncertain waters. For jewellers, particularly independent artisans, adapting strategies to sustain and thrive becomes crucial. Here are some insightful tips on how to sell jewellery during a cost-of-living crisis.

Unisex jewellery, its origin and traditions!

East London Jeweller working from Hackney Depot

Why is a Diamond the most sought-after stone in an engagement ring?

If you're looking for a market that offers a little bit of everything, Broadway Market is the place for you. From fresh produce to handmade crafts, this vibrant East London institution has something for everyone. But what many people don't know is that there's more to Broadway Market than meets the eye.

Broadway Market has been a fixture of East London life for centuries. Originally established as a cattle market in the 13th century, it wasn't until the 19th century that the market began to take on its modern form. Today, Broadway Market is known for its eclectic mix of stalls, which sell everything from fresh produce to vintage clothes.

I often get asked about where I find my inspiration for my work. I usually answer that it comes from anything and everything, which I guess it does... but to be able to create and feel inspired my mind has to be relaxed so it can be open to being inspired...

If you're looking for something truly unique and special, then bespoke jewellery is the way to go. Bespoke pieces are specifically designed and created for an individual customer, which means that you can choose your own design, materials and even gemstones.

When my husband and I got engaged, we decided to do things a little differently and follow the Swedish tradition of both wearing an engagement ring, but we also decided to both wear a wedding band. I even have a beautiful proposal ring that he gave me when he first asked me to marry him, which is a green Tourmaline set in a 22k gold band, it’s truly original and is my favourite ring out of the three!