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Find similar grantsBusiness Catalyst (Small) Grants is sponsored by The Goldsmiths' Centre (made possible by the Goldsmiths' Foundation). These grants are for UK-based sole traders or small businesses in the jewelry, silversmithing, and goldsmithing industry. They aim to accelerate business growth by funding equipment, marketing tools, or specialist knowledge.
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Apply For Grants - The Goldsmiths' Centre Business Catalyst (Small) Grants £2,000 (incl VAT) grants for UK based sole traders or small businesses Want to accelerate your business growth? Whether you sell direct to consumers or work within the trade, get funding to access equipment, marketing tools or specialist knowledge and get your business off the ground.
Business Catalyst (Large) Grants Up to £7,000 grants for UK based jewellers, silversmiths and craftspeople Access funding to grow or expand your business. Our Grants can help you to take time out to upskill yourself or your employees, develop new services, diversify your portfolio of work or reach new markets.
Grants to cover the fees for our skills training programmes If you face financial difficulties and would benefit from one of our programmes, our Access Grants could help you to develop your technical or business skills.
Jewellery Foundation Programme Support Grants Up to £3,700 grants for aged 18 years or older If you’re on the Jewellery Foundation Programme, you could get up to £3,700 to help with travel costs or additional equipment for your studies. Apply for a Support Grant and focus on what really matters - your training.
The Goldsmiths' Foundation Open Grants Fund The Goldsmiths' Foundation supports organisations with grants to develop vocational skills and training, working at the intersection of creativity and social change. At the Goldsmiths’ Centre, we welcome enquiries for collaborative projects that go beyond funding. Please contact Julia Skilton, Grants and Engagement Manager, at julia.
skilton@goldsmiths-centre. org if you wish to partner on a project with our team. Apply for a Goldsmiths' Foundation Grant The Shape of Resilience: Shivani Chorwadia’s Business Catalyst Grant Business Catalyst (Large) Grants given: £15,240 in 2025 In June 2023, jeweller Shivani Chorwadia faced a life-changing illness that forced her to pause and rediscover her artistic voice.
Supported by a Business Catalyst (Large) Grant, she used this clarity to take creative risks and explore instinctive, tactile jewellery design. The Quiet Power of Enamel: Emma Wilson’s Landscapes in Miniature Business Catalyst (Small) Grants given: £10,000 in 2024 Scotland-based jeweller Emma Wilson uses enamel to create atmospheric pieces that echo shifting skies and restless seas.
Emma’s creative journey has been supported by the Goldsmiths’ Centre, including receiving a Business Catalyst (Small) Grant in 2024, helping her continue to develop both her practice and business.
12 Months On: Ellis Mhairi Cameron’s Business Catalyst (Large) Grant Business Catalyst (Large) Grants given: £14,915 in 2024 In 2024, Scottish jeweller Ellis Mhairi Cameron began a bold new chapter in her business with the support of a Goldsmiths’ Centre Business Catalyst (Large) Grant, funded by the Goldsmiths’ Foundation.
The grant gave her time away from day-to-day pressures to experiment with hand and pneumatic engraving alongside the Sam James Engraving team at the Goldsmiths’ Centre.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: UK-based sole traders or small businesses in the jewelry, silversmithing, and goldsmithing industry. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows £2,000 (approximately $2,500 USD). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Business Catalyst (Small) Grants is funded by The Goldsmiths' Centre (made possible by the Goldsmiths' Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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