1327 Fund charity auction raises money to support the trade and charity partners
Proceeds from a 15-lot charity auction, in partnership with Fellows Auctioneers, has raised just under £9,000
Read moreProceeds from a 15-lot charity auction, in partnership with Fellows Auctioneers, has raised just under £9,000
Read moreUK jewellery industry needs to improve visibility and representation of black people according to first national survey of black jewellers, which found that 51% experience racism.
Read morePrime Warden Richard Fox has presented the Goldsmiths’ Company Apprentice of the Year Award to former apprentice, Alexander Wood, via virtual ceremony.
Read moreChancellor Rishi Sunak passes the annual Trial of the Pyx - one of the UK’s oldest judicial processes
Read moreHis Royal Highness The Prince of Wales has opened this year's Goldsmiths' Fair Digital – the UK’s premier event and exhibition of fine jewellers and contemporary silversmiths
Read moreThe Goldsmiths’ Company is collaborating with Black History Walks, for Black History Month, to take visitors on a live personal guided virtual tour inside Goldsmiths' Hall
Read moreThe 2020 graduate awards, celebrating the next generation of craftspeople
Read moreThe Kassandra Lauren Gordon Fund (KLG Fund) has awarded a total of £21,000 in grants to Black people working in the jewellery industry to support business growth and reduce financial hardship.
Read moreIn partnership with the Goldsmiths' Company, Liverymen Rod Kelly and Brett Payne will tutor two new graduate silvermiths on a residential scholarship.
Read moreResearch from the Past Prime Warden sheds new light on the Tudor court and the role of key goldsmiths.
Read moreSupported by the Goldsmiths’ Company, new research from the NAJ reveals consumer motivations behind jewellery purchases.
Read moreApplications into the Kassandra Lauren Gordon Fund, founded by Black jeweller, Kassandra Lauren Gordon, will open for applications on 28 July and will be administrated by the Goldsmiths' Company Charity.
Read moreNew Freemen and Prime Warden make Company history with first virtual ceremonies in 700-year history
Read moreCollaboration includes administration of a new fund and one of the UK’s first social research projects into the experiences of Black British jewellers.
Read moreA statement from Prime Warden Richard Fox on behalf of the Goldsmiths' Company
Read moreGoldsmiths' Fair will be going digital for the first time in its 38-year history, showcasing over 130 of the best jewellers and silversmiths working in the UK today.
Read moreThe first industry report in a decade has been published by the Crafts Council, with support from the Goldsmiths' Company
Read moreGoldsmiths’ Company Charity awards over £700,000 to jewellers and silversmiths facing hardship because of the Covid-19 crisis
Read moreRichard Fox becomes new Prime Warden of the Goldsmiths’ Company, in a challenging year for jewellers and silversmiths
Read moreThe Goldsmiths’ Company and Charity launch £1 million COVID-19 Fund for jewellers and silversmiths
Read moreGet to know our members and how they contribute towards our trade and national life, through our new 'Meet our Members' feature.
Read more'In the Workshop' is an exciting new online feature focusing on people in our trade and industry today. Its aim is to give these people a voice and highlight some of the unique challenges they have had to overcome in their careers.
Read moreIf you're a craftsperson affected by the national shutdown, the Crafts Council have just launched a useful resource.
Read moreAs part of our commitment to supporting craftspeople, we are once again extremely proud to be the founding and leading patron of the 2020 Goldsmiths’ Craft and Design Council Awards. Find out which Goldsmiths stole the show this year.
Read moreToday at Goldsmiths’ Hall, members of the Goldsmiths’ Company have been helping to protect consumers by ensuring coins produced by the Royal Mint are up to standard in what’s known as the Trial of the Pyx, one of the oldest judicial processes in Britain.
Read moreThis year the Goldsmiths' Company has lent support to The Jewellery Cut Live bursary, which gives the winning jeweller a host of prizes to help their career. Find out who the winner is.
Read moreAre you a maker? As part of our aim to support jewellers and silversmiths, help us investigate the market for craft in partnership with the Crafts Council.
Read moreMembers of the Goldsmiths' Company are involved in work of national significance, from silversmithing to academia - find out which members have been named in the New Year's Honours list 2020.
Read moreLocal jewellers are more influential than celebrities and the Royal family when it comes to buying jewellery, according to early results from the Jewellery 'Census’, a survey of 2,500 consumers sponsored by the Goldsmiths' Company.
Read moreDr Dora Thornton, Curator of the Goldsmiths' Company Collection introduces the work of six makers acquired from this year's Goldsmiths' Fair.
Read moreAlong with our flagship publication, Goldmiths' Review, this year the Goldsmiths' Company has also released a new Company and Charity infographic.
Read moreFollowing on from a record year, don't forget to save the dates for Goldsmiths' Fair 2020.
Read moreThe Royal Mint has launched the first ever payment card made from solid gold, hallmarked by the London Assay Office.
Read moreThe UK’s premier showcase for contemporary jewellery and silver will be opening soon. Week 1: 24-29 September / Week 2: 1-6 October.
Read moreHow the Goldsmiths' Company Charity is building new relationships that help empower its charity partners
Read moreWhy we need to celebrate the community programmes that are shaping and educating young people to a life-changing extent.
Read moreOut of 40 original entrants, eight finalists have been selected from regional heats in London and Greater Manchester, to compete in the finals at Goldsmiths’ Hall on the 25th June 2019. The awards celebrate the positive impact schools and their students have had in their local communities through charitable and voluntary initiatives. The Goldsmiths' Company Community Engagement Awards was an initiative set up by former Prime Warden Judith Cobham-Lowe OBE.
Read moreCoin specialist James Morton talks about the limited edition set of gold commemorative Queen Elizabeth II Coronation coins from 1953, which are part of The Goldsmiths’ Company’s Collection.
Read moreThe Goldsmiths’ Company is pleased to announce that Dr Timothy Schroder has been elected Prime Warden. Dr Schroder, who previously served in the role during 2015-16, is the first Prime Warden to be appointed for a second term since 1951, when Walter Godfrey Allen served two consecutive years.
Read moreThe Goldsmiths’ Company Charity awarded the University of Cambridge with £436,000, for the Goldsmiths’ Company programme in precious metals (used for jewellery and silverware) research builds on the University’s strengths in the study of materials. The award includes funding for three new PhD studentships at Cambridge.
Read moreThe Goldsmiths’ Company Charity is pleased to partner with The Lord Mayor’s Appeal, to support Mental Health Awareness Week. The annual initiative set up by the Mental Health Foundation and to raise awareness of mental health and to inspire action to promote good mental health for all.
Read moreGoldsmiths’ Fair and The Goldsmiths’ Centre will be hosting a series of events during London Craft Week (8 May – 12 May).
Read more17 schools competed in the regional finals of the first-ever Goldsmiths’ Company Community Engagement Awards this week, each vying for a place at the national finals in June.
Read moreThe Goldsmiths Company is pleased to announce that Dr Frances Parton has been appointed as Deputy Curator in the Collections Team and will be joining the Company on 11 March 2019.
Read moreThe presentation of the annual Awards of the Goldsmiths’ Craft & Design Awards took place at the prestigious Goldsmiths’ Hall in London on Monday 25th February 2019.
Read morePast Prime Warden of the Goldsmiths’ Company, Bruno Schroder, has passed away aged 86.
Read moreOver 10,600 Royal Mint coins went on 'trial' in London on Tuesday 29 January in one of Britain's oldest judicial processes – the Trial of the Pyx.
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