Goldsmiths’ Fair is recognised internationally as the premier UK showcase for contemporary jewellery and silver.
Each year, this unique event draws collectors, design lovers and luxury shoppers to the magnificent Goldsmiths’ Hall where they can browse the latest collections from this handpicked selection of craftsmen and women.
April 16, 2018
3 May, 2018 – 31 May, 2018 A month-long showcase for some of the UK’s best goldsmithing and silversmithing talent selling their latest collections, with Meet the Maker events during London Craft Week (9-13 May). The Goldsmiths’ Company, the 700 year-old livery company supporting excellence in goldsmithing and silversmithing, is teaming up with iconic British […]
April 9, 2018
Long term Fair exhibitor, Yen Duong has recently designed and made a new range of work. The new rings are set with radiant stones including amethysts and citrines. The settings stay true to Yen’s signature molecular style that she has become known for. However this collection uses more dramatic structures and bolder stones, yet stays […]
March 29, 2018
Winner of the Goldsmiths’ Company Award at this year’s GCDC awards was silversmith Miriam Hanid for her Radiance Centrepiece. The piece is an impressive 50x50x5cm and created using her signature techniques of hand chasing and repoussé chasing. The centrepiece embellished by intricate spiral patterns took over 200 hours to make. Radiance Centrepiece won gold in […]
March 15, 2018
Silversmith Vicki Ambery -Smith has been making unique pieces for over 20 years. Her latest creation is a unique silver book cover, a commission from a customer she met at Goldsmiths’ Fair. Vicki explained the customer had a collection of rare books, one of which was written in Amsterdam in 1650 by Menasseh Ben Israel. […]
March 9, 2018
A recording from an evening at Goldsmiths’ Hall on Monday 5 March, 2018. Jewellery expert Joanna Hardy, historian Martyn Downer (author of Nelson’s Lost Jewel), jeweller Philip Denyer and Roger Stephenson, the Deputy Chairman at Lock & Co Hatters discuss Nelson’s Chelengk, one of the most iconic jewels in British history. The ‘Chelengk’: a turban/hat […]
March 6, 2018
Jeweller Andrew Lamb has had pieces of work acquired by two leading museums. The Lenticular Ring, 2015 has been purchased by the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and will go on the display in the new Victoria and Albert Museum, Dundee when it opens this year in September. The Lenticular Zollner Ring 2017 has […]