Wondering if Google Ads are worth it for your jewellery business? Learn how to set up Google Shopping Ads and make the most of your advertising budget with Nicole Doughton.

The GoldDust Paris Field Trip is here - go behind the scenes at a Paris Jewellery trade show…

Our Jewellery Business Membership GoldDust Collective wins BEST SERVICE SUPPLIER TO THE INDUSTRY at the 2026 Retail Jeweller Awards!

Discover GoldDust's exclusive Masterclass with Javier Goggins, exploring jewellery wholesale, buyer expectations, branding and the future of independent jewellery brands.

Pinterest is one of the few marketing channels that continues working long after you've published your content. In this session, you'll learn why it's such a valuable platform for independent jewellery brands, how customers use it to discover products and ideas throughout their buying journey, what content performs best, and how Pinterest can complement your Instagram strategy.

Polly Wales invented the cast not set technique and built a 14-person LA studio without investment. What independent jewellers can learn from her 20-year journey.

Rachel Boston built a bespoke jewellery brand in London over 13 years without investment. What independent jewellers can learn from her pivots, decisions and growth.

GoldDust Field Trips are in-person visits for independent jewellers to learn directly from industry experts, explore leading jewellery spaces, and connect with peers in a relaxed, real-world setting. Recent trips include Liberty London, Responsible Casting Company, Dover Street Market, and Aetla in Edinburgh.

Discover the biggest jewellery industry trends shaping 2026, including self-purchase, craft luxury, bespoke demand, online buying behaviour and what it means for independent designers.

Learn range planning with Liz Olver (MA RCA). Build a unified, scalable jewellery collection that sells across categories and price points.

Discover how creating saveable and shareable guides can boost your Instagram followers, engagement, and email subscribers, especially for jewellery brands.