H&I Blog & Press

Hamilton & Inches may have been an Edinburgh jewellery company for around for 154 years, but its youngest silversmith Ruth Page - just 23 years of age - is already making an impact on the company with her magical creations.

Until recently, only tiny grains of gold were found glittering in riverbeds in the Scottish Highlands during the 1800s. It was enough to start a Scottish Gold rush with many hopeful people searching and panning, though little was found and less survived.

As a result of the expert collaboration between FOPE’s esteemed goldsmiths and designers, the Italian manufacturer has launched the Panorama Collection, a range that embodies the understated luxury so synonymous with the fine jewellery brand.

The watch world has been waiting with anticipation for Rolex to announce the launch of its 2020 collections and on 1st September the brand announced four exciting updates to its iconic Oyster Perpetual collections.

The Balmoral at 1 Princes Street is where old meets new; the cobbled streets off the Royal Mile merging beautifully with the sleek lines of the New Town of Edinburgh. The legendary hotel is identified by a landmark of the city - the iconic clock tower

It was with great sadness that on June 26th, 2020, we said goodbye to our cherished friend and colleague, Andrew Teden.

David Ramsay joined the Hamilton & Inches team at the young age of seventeen. He shares his H&I Story with us and gives us a glimpse into the life of a Hamilton & Inches silversmith.

Scotgold Resources, the company which operates Scotland’s first commercial gold mine, Cononish, is committed to the principles of sustainable and responsible mining in all aspects of its business.

When we think of jewellery, we imagine something precious, innate in value due to materials of metal and stone. Yet something more lures us to it; something altogether more soulful, surpassing mere physical traits.