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GUEST LIST: FACETS PR Fairtrade gold press conference

People Photos by Stacey Hailes on 16th October 2015

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FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

FACETS PR held a press conference and jewellery showcase at Kettners in London yesterday (Oct 15), focusing on the arrival of Fairtrade gold from East Africa. Sarah Carpin led a discussion with an inspiring and insightful panel consisting of Alan Frampton of Fairtrade gold wholesaler and ethical jeweller Cred Jewellery, Judith Lockwood of Fairtrade gold brand Arctic Circle Diamonds, NAJ chief executive Michael Rawlinson, ethical entrepreneur Liz Earle MBE, Ugandan mine worker Josephine Aguti and Gonzaga Mungai. The panel shared how Fairtrade is benefitting communities across the world.

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The author Stacey Hailes

Editor, Professional Jeweller

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