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financial times

Black jewellers in the US and UK wrote open letters to the industry about its inequalities and the changes they wanted to see. Then, in October, London-based jeweller Kassandra Lauren Gordon published a UK-wide survey with the Goldsmiths’ Company and...

sunday times

It’s time to get hands on! Forget the evil eye; hand jewellery is the hottest charm talisman this season. Opt for a traditional design with a Middle Eastern-inspired hamsa amulet...the clasped hands ring by Kassandra Lauren Gordon symbolises how we all feel...

forbes

The jewelry industry has no shortage of talented women who are making their way designing and creating, strategizing and managing, often alongside caring responsibilities at home. Some are also working to drive change and inspire others...

forbes

The findings of research commissioned by Kassandra Lauren Gordon and the Goldsmiths’ Company into the challenges faced by black jewellers in the UK paint a somber picture of endemic racism, under-representation and significant barriers to success...

the goldsmith's company

In this article, Melanie seeks to reframe the historic underrepresentation of designers and makers of black heritage in the goldsmithing industry, and to acknowledge the significant contributions they have made.

financial times

Looking to provoke practical, proactively antiracist action, she subsequently set up the Kassandra Lauren Gordon Fund with the aim of giving a £1,000 grant to 10 black people working in the jewellery industry who have faced financial hardship...

milli-on air

An Ethical jewellery/Goldsmith and jeweller content creator based in East London. She has studied jewellery manufacture and design in Hatton Garden. Kassandra was a former social researcher, youth worker, community worker and... 

branding mag

Kassandra Lauren Gordon and CASTRO help illuminate the prominent and powerful black talent and voices in the jewelry and creative industries but also reveal the gaping inequalities and lack of representation that still exist. Unapologetically authentic...

the observer

The edit... five ways to style a cardigan - in pictures

vanity fair

In her open letter to the jewellery industry on racism, Gordon outlined the ways she has experienced both blatant and insidious racism in Hatton Garden, London’s jewellery quarter, and beyond. She then goes on to say...

the goldsmiths' company

In June, Black jeweller and activist Kassandra Lauren Gordon successfully raised £19,483 on a Go Fund Me page, exceeding the original £14,000 target. 328 people, businesses and trade organisations made donations ranging from £5 to £5,000...

forbes

After outlining the challenges faced by black jewelers and calling for more inclusivity, Gordon set up a Go Fund Me Page to raise money and has used it to offer grants to 20 black jewelers through the Kassandra Lauren Gordon Fund.

vogue

Prominent Black voices are rare in jewellery. Even though many of the world’s riches in the form of precious metals and gemstones come from Africa, its residents are far more likely to have been cruelly exploited in the name of adornment than to have benefited from it...

adorn

We caught up with the talented women behind the collections to learn about their inspirations, the discoveries they made during the creative process, and what it means to be part of this game-changing new platform.

bloom magazine

A conceptual jeweler based in London, Kassandra Lauren Gordon is a name you’ll surely come to know. With her creative, ethical, meaningful designs and inclusive attitude, Kassandra helms a unique jewellery brand with a conscience.

instore mag

NEW YORK — COUTURE announces the launch of The Radiance by COUTURE, a showcase of capsule collections created by 13 Radiant Designers featuring diamonds with De Beers’ Code of Origin. This initiative is the culmination of the inaugural mentorship program...

meet the jewelers

The initiative is the culmination of a mentorship program created by COUTURE’s Diversity Action Council (DAC). The DAC was formed in 2020 to address systemic racism in the fine jewelry industry and to amplify BIPOC voices.

national jeweler

Las Vegas—A group of capsule collections debuting at Couture 2022 will address two key issues currently facing the fine jewelry industry—the traceability of diamonds, and the need for more diversity.

robb report

The annual Couture show, held from June 8-12 at the Wynn in Las Vegas, is the designer fine jewelry industry’s most important buying event, and a bellwether for trends. At this year’s show, the wide variety of luxe jewels on display shared a through-line...

women's wear daily

The Radiance by Couture — a showcase of capsule collections created by 13 designers featuring De Beers’ Code of Origin Diamonds — is debuting at the 2022 Couture show. This initiative is the culmination of the inaugural mentorship program of Couture’s Diversity Action Council...

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