

Goldsmiths’ Fair 2026: My Jewellery Highlights From This Year’s Show
A long-time fixture of London’s jewellery calendar, Goldsmiths’ Fair is jam-packed with independent designers eager to give a hands-on presentation of their work directly to collectors and fellow magpies. The latest edition once again made a strong case for the breadth of modern British jewellery. For the second year running, I had the pleasure of being an ambassador for the fair, which meant I spent a very enjoyable two weeks dipping in and out of Goldsmiths’ Hall, trying on plenty of jewellery and speaking to the people who made it. Let’s take a closer look at some of my favourite discoveries from the 2026 show…
For anyone who hasn’t been (first of all, you really must!), Goldsmiths’ Fair is organised by the Goldsmiths’ Company, one of the City of London’s ancient livery companies, which received its first Royal Charter in 1327.
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In the continuation of this article, discover:
- The independent jewellers and standout pieces that caught my eye at Goldsmiths’ Fair 2026
- How makers are rethinking traditional goldsmithing through unusual stones and experimental techniques
- The stories behind some of the Fair’s most memorable creations, from a Divorce necklace to a rising phoenix set with opals
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