Upcoming events.
Creative Links: Jo Hayes Ward in Conversation
Join journalist Rachael Taylor and jewellery designer-to-the-stars Anabela Chan for an evening discussion on creativity, ethics, science, and red carpet moments.
Working with the press
Getting your jewellery brand featured in the press can be a game-changer, but where do you start? In this insightful session, jewellery journalist Rachael Taylor will share practical advice on how emerging jewellery businesses can successfully engage with journalists and generate their own media coverage.
Creative Links: Jewellery Journalism Insights with Rachael Taylor
How can you attract press coverage of your jewellery and brand? What are journalists looking for? How can you stand out from the crowd? What types of image and stories attract print and web coverage? How does the work journalists differ from that of influencers?
The world of journalism has undergone radical changes in the last ten years, join freelance jewellery journalist Rachael Taylor in-conversation, to get her take on the state of jewellery journalism today, and what this means for brands and makers looking to gain coverage.
At the beginning of the event there will be the opportunity to network and talk to peers, and at the conclusion of the conversation Rachael will be pleased to answer your questions.
Anabela Chan's Journey to Sustainable Luxury
Join journalist Rachael Taylor and jewellery designer-to-the-stars Anabela Chan for an evening discussion on creativity, ethics, science, and red carpet moments.
Houlden Connection Conference 2024
Journalist Rachael Taylor will be speaking as part of the Houlden Connection Conference, delivering a presentation on how the luxury industry is approaching events and entertainment for VICs (Very Important Clients).
Stephen Webster and the Dream Team
Join jewellery journalist and author Rachael Taylor in conversation with renown British jeweller Stephen Webster, his PR director Assia Webster, managing director Kate Jarvis, and art director Amy Webster.
So often with designer brands, we only hear about the named designer, so this evening talk is a unique chance to get to know some of the other Stephen Webster team members, learn about how the dynamic works between them, and pick up tips on how to scale your own business.
In conversation with Cecilia Fein-Hughes of Cece Jewellery
Join Cecilia Fein-Hughes of Cece Jewellery in conversation with jewellery journalist and author Rachael Taylor.
Cece and Rachael will discuss the creation and growth of Cece Jewellery over the past three years: how it has found its place in the market; the highs and lows of the journey; staying true to your passion while chasing expansion; and building a loyal customer base. Cece will also share advice for emerging jewellery brands.
In conversation with Sarah Ho
As part of The Goldsmiths’ Centre’s Getting Started programme, journalist Rachael Taylor will host a live interview with award-winning jewellery designer Sarah Ho. The interview will explore Sarah’s career to date and offer participants a chance to learn from an inspiring creative and business leader.
The Jewellery Business Trends Shaping 2024
From key design trends to evolving shopping habits and the most important strategic business developments happening within the jewellery trade, journalist Rachael Taylor will deliver a must-see snapshot of the where the industry is heading and how your independent retail business can keep up.
Working with the press
As part of The Goldsmiths’ Centre’s Getting Started programme, journalist Rachael Taylor will be delivering a talk on how to work with the press, and how emerging brands can best handle their own PR.
In conversation with Shaun Leane
Join Rachael Taylor at Forge for a live conversation with award-winning jewellery designer Shaun Leane.
For more than 20 years, Shaun Leane has redefined British jewellery design, fusing innovation with exquisite craftsmanship, producing timeless elegance that epitomises modern romance. He has created some of the most admired jewellery masterpieces of the 21st century.