High-end jewellery retailer Boodles has reported record sales, helped by demand for a new range of diamond rings and necklaces.
The firm, which is modelled by Amber Le Bon and her mother Yasmin, saw turnover rise 8.8% to £77 million in the year to February.
Pre-tax profits increased to £10.9 million from £7.3 million.
Managing director Michael Wainwright told the Evening Standard that despite political and economic uncertainty, sales of the new 'Be Boodles' collection have been strong.
That range includes goods such as a white gold pearl and diamond ring, and a mini rose gold pendant.
The company, which is a specialist in fancy coloured pink, blue and green diamonds, said expenses were around 5% higher due mainly to the effect of higher London rents.
The family-run business paid a dividend of £3.6 million, up from £1.6 million.
Boodles has five London branches including on Bond Street and within The Savoy hotel.
