Rudell The Jewellers marked the launch of their annual catalogue with a spectacular evening hosted The Black Country Living Museum - one of the region’s most treasured landmarks. Steeped in the industrial heritage that helped shape the West Midlands, the venue offered a meaningful backdrop for Rudells, whose own roots in the Black Country date back to 1938.
The evening began at the entrance to The Black Country Living Museum, where guests gathered in anticipation before boarding a specially arranged vintage-style Black Country bus. Upon their journey through the museum’s atmospheric streets, the guests were welcomed into the historical Worker’s Institute building, offering a remarkable backdrop to this event.
A striking red carpet awaited the guests at the entrance, but with a unique Rudells twist – it was shaped in the unmistakable form of an “R,” guiding guests from one display to the next. This thoughtful design created an immersive path through...
