Kirsty PruceGuest
Ellen HorganHost
My name's Jessica Rose, a serial jewelry business owner, and I founded the multi-award-winning London Jewelry School and Jewelers Academy.

Having helped over a million people learn jewelry-making, I passionately believe that anyone can have a successful business making and selling things they love.

Joined by my fabulous co-hosts, jewelers Michelle Liere, Anna Campbell, Kim Thompson, and Ellen Horgan.

Each week you'll hear tips, support, and practical advice on how to launch and grow your jewelry or handmade business, as well as inspiring interviews.

If, like us, you believe that handmade is awesome, then you are in the right place.

And for this episode, I am joined by Kirsty Prewse, who provides fashion business consultancy services to jewelry and accessory brands.

Kirsty studied at the London College of Fashion before going on to work with global band, ba- brands including COS, The White Company, Whistles, Michael Kors, Fred Perry, and farfetch.com.

In the past 10 years, she specialized in buying and product development for jewelry, footwear, and accessory brands, and she now supports a mix of established names, startups, and founder-led businesses.

I was lucky enough to work with Kirsty last year, and I found her help so invaluable I just knew I had to get her onto the podcast to share some of her knowledge with you.

So today we're gonna be exploring the topic of range planning, specifically looking at how to build a jewelry collection that sells.
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My name's Jessica Rose, a serial jewelry business owner, and I founded the multi-award-winning London Jewelry School and Jewelers Academy.

Having helped over a million people learn jewelry-making, I passionately believe that anyone can have a successful business making and selling things they love.

Joined by my fabulous co-hosts, jewelers Michelle Liere, Anna Campbell, Kim Thompson, and Ellen Horgan.

Each week you'll hear tips, support, and practical advice on how to launch and grow your jewelry or handmade business, as well as inspiring interviews.

If, like us, you believe that handmade is awesome, then you are in the right place.

And for this episode, I am joined by Kirsty Prewse, who provides fashion business consultancy services to jewelry and accessory brands.

Kirsty studied at the London College of Fashion before going on to work with global band, ba- brands including COS, The White Company, Whistles, Michael Kors, Fred Perry, and farfetch.com.

In the past 10 years, she specialized in buying and product development for jewelry, footwear, and accessory brands, and she now supports a mix of established names, startups, and founder-led businesses.

I was lucky enough to work with Kirsty last year, and I found her help so invaluable I just knew I had to get her onto the podcast to share some of her knowledge with you.

So today we're gonna be exploring the topic of range planning, specifically looking at how to build a jewelry collection that sells.