Lorna McNaught, founder of Lores, has been celebrated for her dedication to ethical craftsmanship and sustainable jewelry design. Her passion for creating bespoke, meaningful pieces has earned her numerous prestigious awards in both design and sustainability. Lorna’s commitment to artistry, quality, and environmental responsibility shines through in each piece she creates. Discover the accolades that recognize her visionary work and the excellence that defines the Lores brand:

Invited to exhibit the ‘RobotIC’ collection at Goldsmiths Hall in London.

Placed second in the ‘Live Design’ wedding ring set competition hosted by Weston Beamor, winning £250 and a week of work experience.

Won the Goldsmith Centre award at the Birmingham School of Jewellery HND graduate show, completing the ‘getting started’ course in london.

Won the National Association of Jewellers award design competition, with the winning design manufactured and presented to industry leaders in eight different jewellery sectors.

Awarded the William Dudley Trust grant, covering all costs associated with hosting a stand at the New Designers Show in London.

At New Designers Show in London, was awarded ‘Most Sustainable Jewellery Designer’.

‘The Power of Plants’ collection featured in Retail Jeweller magazine.

Exhibited ‘Neptune’ collection at the Milano Jewellery Week as part of Milan Fashion Week, featuring in their annual publication as an artisan designer.

Awarded funding through Future Bright to complete a course at the Goldsmith Centre in London.

Awarded the Benevolent Society grant to complete a valuer & appraisal course, becoming a registered valuer and including membership of the National Association of Jewellers.

Won the Prince’s Trust award, offering the opportunity to complete a course at the Goldsmith Centre in London.

Exhibited ‘Wild’ collection at Forge in Hatton Garden, London.