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“We are absolutely thrilled to be recognised as one of the country’s leading SMEs... We have worked relentlessly to get the company in the desirable position. We now have a global presence and are one of the leading retailers of costume jewellery.”
We have been featured in various Consumer Awards such as the County Wedding Magazine featured our new Interchangeable Earrings in their Bridal Fashion News, The Sun Newspaper featured our Russian Sparkle Ring, Statement Jewellery Feature by Never Underdressed featuring one of our beautiful Attwood & Sawyer Cocktail Rings, Grazia UK featured our Tapered Baguette Cut Crystal Band Ring made with Swarovski Elements in your “What To Wear On Christmas Eve” and HELLO! for featured our best-selling Russian Sparkle Strands Ring in their Christmas Gift Guide.
Buckley Jewellery has been nominated for the Best New Product award by Duty-Free News International. Described as the “piece de resistance of the Adrian Buckley signature collection” our brand new teddy bear family range, soon to be available, has been a big hit already. The bear pendants bring an element of fun and playfulness to jewellery, with each bear carefully pave-set with coloured cubic zirconia stones to reflect their individual character, and plated in either gold, rose gold, or rhodium plate with beautifully polished paws.
Buckley London was included in the first Sunday Times BT SME Export Track 100 League table. The league table ranks Britain’s small and medium-sized companies with the fastest-growing international sales over the last two years. We have seen our annual sales increase by 37% through vision, focus and a global growth strategy.
SMEs were ranked according to the compound annual growth in their international sales, based on their latest figures. To successfully meet the league table criteria, company sales have to be between £5 million and £25 million in the latest financial year, with exports having to account for at least 20% of total sales.