We are passionate about our jewellery… we are mad about gems, but most importantly we are committed to delighting our customers by providing the greatest level of service and unbelievable value for money!
We are your online family jeweller and are passionate about delivering beautiful gemstone designs via an irresistible quality service - offering the very best value on the planet for fine jewellery. Browse our websites or visit our four TV shopping channels to see for yourself the true beauty of genuine gemstones created by Mother Nature.
We guarantee that, with all of our designs, we only use conflict free genuine gemstones and when set in Sterling Silver, Gold and Platinum they all conform to the UK Hallmarking Act.
Your Online Family Jeweller
Steve Bennett feels blessed to be joined by family in business. His wife Sarah is the Head of Jewellery Design across the channels. Their brother John Bennett is in charge of all of the UK and Indian operations and their sister Jainey Bennett oversees the Call Centre. John’s wife Paula runs the Jewellery Maker division and their brother-in-law Shane takes care of logistics. If that isn’t enough Bennett’s, Sarah’s mother - Sheila and Aunty Linda are guest designers on the Jewellery Maker TV Channel. Uncle Bob runs the packing team in the warehouse, Aunty Carol takes control of items returned from hallmarking, and this summer, Steve’s eldest son Matt is taking a year out of university to help produce the early morning TV shows on Rocks TV. Now that’s a real family business!
  | Steve has spent over 20 years running his own companies. He has been quoted in the press as a "serial entrepreneur" and a "king of customer services". Steve says "I got an addiction for gemstones in 2003, and launched Gems TV in 2004, ever since I have been fascinated by gemstones. I love coming to work with so many friends and family and I find working with my wife's designs so inspiring."
To contact Steve, email steve@rocks.tv |
  | John first started working in the family business before he left school. At just 21 he was Managing Director of their company ‘Software Warehouse’, which had over 600 employees. Today John takes care of the day to day running of Coloured Rocks, allowing Steve and Sarah to fully focus on creating the company's jewellery. John says "My aim is to make our services irresistible. I don't want to just make customers happy, I want to delight them! I have a great team and it's a privilege to work with such friendly people."
To contact John, email john@rocks.tv |
  | Sarah spent much of her early years in the music industry and at the age of 16 was signed to Arista Records. She has sung alongside Blue and Will Young and has provided backing vocals for the likes of Peter Andre. After having her first child (she now has four) Sarah became a clothes designer and since then found her true passion as a jewellery designer. "I started studying jewellery design back in 2004 and finally put pencil to paper in earnest in 2007. I found that my experience in designing clothing gave me an interesting perspective for my jewellery and since then I've seen over 2000 of my designs come to life".
To contact Sarah, email sarah@rocks.tv
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  | Paula Bennett spent her early years in the pre-school sector and later became a Nanny for Steve and Sarah's 4 children. In January 2009 Paula married Steve's brother John and joined the family business in May 2009. Paula initially joined as PR Manager for Coloured Rocks and has since played an important role in other areas of the business including working closely with Sarah on Design and Purchasing. JewelleryMaker is now Paula's main focus, allowing Sarah and Steve to focus on the other businesses in the Coloured Rocks family.
To contact Paula, email paula@rocks.tv
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Not too big and not too small. We have around 190 employees in the UK, and employ around 1,000 people in the lovely city of Jaipur, India. We also have a small team in Thailand and China, and as one of the largest gemstone suppliers on the planet, we indirectly support the income of literally tens of thousands of artisanal miners in such countries as Brazil, Madagascar and Africa.
