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The Aura pays tribute to the beautiful Artistics designs from Heritor
stained-glass art windows originating from the European architecture of cathedrals, basilicas and abbey churches. The exclusive timepiece features a custom vitreous dial, originating from the ancient cloisonné technique. This intricate method is used to create stained-glass designs and dates back centuries.
The case back offers the same artistic design yet opens via a hinged locket to expose the mechanical jeweled automatic movement. A surgical grade stainless steel case protects the precision automatic movement with a 36-hour power reserve to guarantee accurate timekeeping. The Heritor Aura is a wearable art piece for the wrist. Award-winning design provides day and date subdials and an opening on
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the dial to reveal the constant action of the movement. Heritor timepieces are designed to last for years and be passed on through generations of a family. INFO:
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KAYLIE DRENNAN Flawless Jewellery Kent
Absolutely. We think it’s very important. Whilst we enjoy the trade shows in the UK, visiting shows abroad offers us the opportunity to meet an even bigger variety of new businesses, people we wouldn’t necessarily meet within the UK. We love finding inspiration in beautiful and unique gemstones, and for the past few years have been making an annual trip to Inhorgenta in Munich to visit their gemstone hall. We’re always guaranteed to find something, and this year should be no different.
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ADAM JACOBS Jacobs the Jewellers Reading
We’ve found super suppliers outside the UK. Visiting overseas trade shows helps us to bring our hand picked, and unique, range to life. Being that little bit different to other jewellery retailers is so important to us. Our customers like the stories we bring back from overseas trade shows, and we like getting outside our comfort zone. The curated mix of UK and international products is a point of difference - well worth the effort.
PETER WONG Wongs Jewellers Liverpool
Here at Wongs, we are always on the lookout for new and exciting trends. The overseas trade show gives us a great opportunity to see emerging designers and meet new potential suppliers. As well as being personally enriching, the shows are a good way to broaden the horizons of my team. The shows provide inspiration and ideas to them across all areas of the business. If you’ve not been before I would highly recommend, it’s amazing what can be achieved when away from the business.
ROSANNE KARMES Sydney Evan Los Angeles
Trade shows are a great way to expand your brand awareness, especially at the beginning of your career. Having face-to-face conversations with clients and customers is such a unique opportunity, and eliminates any email confusion or time-difference delays. From less of a business perspective, shows are a great way to catch up with the contacts and friends I have made over the past 15 years in the industry, and allow me to network with new and interesting people from all over the world.
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