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Watches and Jewellery: April

As Switzerland welcomes back the traditional in-person watch trade shows, both the watch as well as the jewellery industry have been quick to mobilise charitable initiatives in support of Ukraine.

Also: can a watch be truly 100% sustainable; watchmakers build on female spending power; Royal Mint looks for new ways to make money

Watches and jewellery brands show their colours in support of Ukraine
From products to fundraisers, the industry has responded rapidly to raise money for charities
ID Genève turns over a new leaf with sustainable watch materials
The watchmaker’s use of recycled steel and plant matter-based straps is an answer to raw material shortages
Royal Mint strikes out with a lifestyle jewellery brand
With the coin market in decline, the UK Treasury organisation tries to find other ways of making money as part of a reinvention of itself
In with the fashion crowd: fine jewellers become less precious about trends
With styles that are more experimental than enduring, designers are engaging a younger clientele
Watches and Wonders: Chopard reaches high note with anniversary special
The watchmaker is looking to polish its high-end credentials with a music-inspired minute repeater
Watches and Wonders: Grand Seiko looks to win hearts with mechanical first
The brand is showcasing its craftsmanship with a technically sophisticated watch design

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