Joining Forces with The NAJ for Striking Futures Event

Sheffield Assay Office and The National Association of Jewellers (NAJ) are pleased to announce Striking Futures, a new collaborative event designed to help businesses and students get ahead in the jewellery industry.

Taking place on Thursday 3rd November, Striking Futures promises to be a must-attend afternoon, whether embarking on a career in the sector or looking to boost your business.

NAJ’s Principal Officer, Ben Massey, states; “We’re excited to collaborate with the Sheffield Assay Office to deliver an educational industry event that will provide great value, no matter your experience in the jewellery sector.

“By attending the event, members of the Association will be able to ensure they are getting the most out of their membership. Individuals looking to get into or progress in the Jewellery community will also be able to seek advice and guidance. We also welcome businesses that aren’t yet members to learn more about the Association and Sheffield Assay Office, respectively.”

Striking Futures is free to attend, with Sheffield Assay Office running two sessions on the 3rd of November, starting at 1pm and 4pm.

Both sessions will include the following:

1. Introduction by Ashley Carson, Assay Master at Sheffield Assay Office 
2. Hallmarking presentation by expert Kerry Gregory from Gemmology Rocks
3. Tour of the Sheffield Assay Office
4. Round table discussions on the following topics:

• Sheffield Assay Office Services
• NAJ Membership and Benefits
• Jewellery Education
• Sustainability
• Gemstone Bingo

Ashley Carson, Assay Master at Sheffield Assay Office, says; “Having recently joined as members of the National Association of Jewellers, we are delighted to work closely with them on this project. We’re excited to showcase what the Sheffield Assay Office can provide jewellery businesses and vital educational opportunities for students.”

To book your place, please email events@naj.co.uk stating if you would like to join the 1pm session or the 4pm session.

The Sheffield Assay Office was established in 1773, under an Act of Parliament and today the company assays and hallmarks the precious metals - silver, gold, platinum and palladium. Sheffield Assay Office is one of only four UK assay offices who all work to uphold the Hallmarking Act of 1973 and continue to ensure consumer protection for customers purchasing precious metals.

To find out more about the whole range of services offered by Sheffield Assay Office, such as our hallmarking and analytical services, please email us at info@assayoffice.co.uk or complete the contact form on our website at http://www.assayoffice.co.uk/contact-us ,

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