Welcome to londonjewelleryexports.com

This website has been created to recognise and promote London's designer jewellers and silversmiths and to help them sell to discerning buyers all over the world. To learn more about the project, click on the about menu link. To view examples of the work of some exciting London designers, click on gallery. If you are a UK jewellery or silverware company, you can access our research database by applying for a username and password using the signup form.

Inhorgenta 2008

London Jewellery Exports is taking 12 of London's newest and most exciting jewellery designers to Inhorgenta Europe, Munich from 15 - 18 February. Check out their designs in the Online Gallery. All the designers have special profiles in German.

Londonjewelleryexports Updates

Click here to download the latest Londonjewelleryexports update (December 2007, pdf, 492kb), a four page colour report which gives the success stories so far, with Japanese buyers at International Jewellery London, planned showcases in Munich, Tokyo and Dubai, and a recent research visit to Scandinavia by jewellery designer Sarah Herriott.

Click here to download the June 2007 update (pdf, 716kb).

Showcase Applications

To be considered for inclusion in one of the planned showcases for 2008 in Tokyo, Copenhagen and at Summer Fair London, send an e-mail to info@londonjewelleryexports.com giving contact details, any export experience and website address (so that we can see your jewellery/silverware).

Export Success for London designers at Kara Show in Paris

Rebecca Steiner puts the finishing touches to her display	Jacqueline Cullen (left) prepares with an interpreter for a TV interview	Lindsey Straughton and Geoff Field of BJA

In November a group of six London designers showed their jewellery at Kara, a consumer facing fine jewellery show held in the Bourse du Commerce off the Rue du Louvre, in the heart of Paris. The event is often described as the parisian version of Goldsmiths Fair and this was the first time an organised group of British designers had attended. The group, which included Alan Vallis, Daisy Choi, Ana de Costa, Jacqueline Cullen, Josef Koppmann and Rebecca Steiner, were supported by LJE Project Manager Lindsey Straughton, and LJE adviser Aldyth Crowther. Interpreters were on hand to help the designers promote their jewellery to discerning French buyers. All of the designers sold pieces and made valuable trade contacts.