The UK Jewellery Awards

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Running for a spectacular 29 years, the Jewellery Awards are a showcase of spectacular talent in a unique industry. Each category is independently and impartially judged by business leaders and experts. Industry recognised and promoted, the event is attended by around 700 of the UK jewellery and watch trade’s leading players. This year, the awards returned with an in-person event, bringing all the glitz and glamour we’ve come to except from the Jewellery Awards.

Awards covered 21 categories, including Bespoke Jeweller of the Year, Store Design of the Year, and Outstanding Contribution to the Industry. The event is the go-to for celebrating the diversity and success of jewellers across the year.

AN ON-BRAND AWARD FOR A SPARKLING CEREMONY

The traditional trophy we can all picture has a fairly universal form: a cup on a plinth or base. Usually silver or gold, with a defined space for a standard amount of engraving or print.

The jewellery industry is one that embraces both the old classics and up-and-coming designers, and our freestanding metal awards offered the perfect combination between classic and contemporary, with plenty of space for customisation.

With a professional brushed finish, the UK Jewellery Awards are solid aluminium with a bespoke print. Print allows for trophy customisation that takes any ceremony to the next level. These awards feature deep purple geometric shapes, with an shining gradient for an additional layer of depth on the surface.

The UK Jewellery Awards stand out as a memorable keepsake, a unique piece for recipients to display. The print is matched to the event branding, embracing stylistic consistency and representing the awards beyond the night.

Personalised Silver Trophies

Every piece is personalised with winners’ details, including the category title and the winning company or recipients name. Individual print makes each custom awards truly personal, and we’ve seen some other fantastic examples in the VR Awards, where each trophy has a completely different full-colour print, and the Fremantle Awards, where each award can be placed together to create one continuous logo.