Welsh jeweller Clogau will reveal seven new collections made from solid sterling silver and 9-carat gold at the TFWA World Exhibition & Conference.

As part of its continuing partnership with independent charity Historic Royal Palaces (HRP) into 2020, Clogau will launch a new Tudor Court range that takes its inspiration from the intricate carvings on Anne Boleyn’s Gateway at Hampton Court Palace.

Jewellery collections from the Tree of Life, Tree of Life Insignia, Looking Glass, Affinity and Welsh Royalty will also feature, with prices ranging from £79/$109 to £99/$129.

Tudor Court (above right) and Tree of Life Insignia (pictured) collections will appear at this year’s TFWA Cannes.

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Aran Turner, International Account Manager, Clogau said: “We have seven fantastic new ranges to share with retail partners at this year’s TFWA show and I’m delighted we have been able to continue our partnership with Historic Royal Palaces into its third year in travel retail.

“While the jewellery category remains progressively competitive in travel retail, Clogau strive to offer retailers and consumers a unique product made of solid precious metals and precious and semi-precious gemstones at an affordable price.”

Clogau successfully launched the Kensington and Tudor Court collections – inspired by British royal heritage and created in association with Historic Royal Palaces – at the 2017 and 2018 TFWA World Exhibitions, respectively.

HRP-licensed jewellery listings alone secured 23 airline listings across 14 carriers in 2018 and 2019, with HRP benefitting from a donation from every piece sold.

Historic Royal Palaces oversees the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace, Banqueting House, Kensington Palace, Kew Palace and Hillsborough Castle and Gardens.

Clogau can be found at Yellow Village, D35.