Hatton Jewels transitions to worker possession

Hatton Jewels, specialists in uncommon antiques, has formally transitioned into an worker owned firm.

The boutique will now be independently managed by gemmologist and jewelry skilled Rachel Smith. The corporate was initially based by Nick Kay in 1999,

This determination units Hatton Jewels aside as one of many few boutique jewellers within the UK to undertake a totally employee-owned construction, slightly than choosing a hybrid, partial possession construction.

The corporate said that the mannequin ensures that these driving the model ahead, the group itself, have each the liberty and the motivation to innovate and adapt.

It additionally believes that the transfer strengthens these core values, empowering the group to form the way forward for the enterprise whereas persevering with to ship distinctive service tailor-made to every particular person consumer.

Situated inside London’s jewelry district of Hatton Backyard, the boutique specialises in buying and re-homing of pre-owned and vintage jewelry, together with uncommon gem stones and pure pearls.

Kay mentioned: “This isn’t only a structural change—it’s a press release about who we’re. We’ve all the time believed that our energy lies in our group. By changing into 100% employee-owned, we’re honouring their experience, creativity, and the eagerness they carry to our prospects on daily basis.”

Smith added: “That is an thrilling new chapter for Hatton Jewels, and we couldn’t be extra excited to proceed to form the way forward for the enterprise.”