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The Israel Diamond Exchange (IDE) has announced it has opened an office in the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC).

Brisbane-based jewellery retailer Michael Hill International has reported a sustained uptrend in revenue for its first half financial results (July to December) despite COVID-related challenges during the period.

This Pakistani restaurant features buffet lunch (Mon-Fri, 11.30am-2.30pm for RMB 38). The "Chinese" portion of their menu is a little more extensive than you'd expect.

With only 19 years left on the lease for the real estate on which the Gainsboro Branch Library rests, it’s not too soon for the city of Roanoke to start

Went here for the first time last week, though I had often pass by. The interior is rather plush and attractive: it's not as sterile as a hotel bar, but warm, wood-panelled, and solidly furnished. I went at lunchtime and it was pretty dead. The food was good and the martini one of the better I've had in China (without ever threatening to actually be good). The exterior is oddly unwelcoming, with windows covered up so there's no hint of what lies within. Staff are courteous and eff...

Justin K Prim explores the fascinating variety of coloured gemstone cuts and how each one enhances the rough crystal to its full potential.

With the theme ‘Time to align for the year ahead’, the upcoming Australian Jewellery Fair (AJF) at the ICC Sydney, Darling Harbour is now sold out.

The beauty and rarity of blue diamonds make them one of the most sought-after gemstones in the world and another mark in their colourful history may be made when the 15.1-carat De Beers Cullinan Blue goes to auction on 27 April.

This week, a jeweller takes on the challenge to make an engagement ring in 24 hours, an opal cutter slices a huge rainbow 'concrete' block and learn a hot bench tip about setting stones art-deco style.

Pandora has launched a comic-inspired jewellery collection featuring characters from Disney’s Marvel Cinematic Universe.