London Jewellery School in the news

February is proving a great month for news and press coverage about London Jewellery School and its tutors.

First up is the March issue of Prima which features an interview with Diploma in Creative Jewellery graduate Charlotte Tabor who cites LJS founder Jessica Rose as her inspiration for changing her life and launcing her own jewellery business, Kara Jewellery.

Prima, March 2014

Then there was the great news that tutor Rosie Sanders has won the British Jewellers’ Association Award in the precious category with her her Kaleidoscope ring – a gold vermeil design that forms part of her wider Renaissance Rebel collection, set with a large London Blue topaz.

Rosie’s winning ring featuring a blue topaz

Meanwhile I you have picked up the March edition of Make and Sell Jewellery, you’ll have come across articles featuring more LJS tutors.

Anna Campbell, who teaches social media and web courses as well as jewellery, is offering advice in an article on blogging for your jewellery business…

Make and Sell Jewellery, March 2014, Blogging article

…plus there is an interview with metal clay tutor Sima Vaziry on her jewellery career.

Make and Sell Jewellery, March 2014, interview with Sima