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By pieces and threads the centurylong story of the Julius Oliver family’s farm on the western slope of Read Mountain continues to come together.

French luxury conglomerate Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy (LVMH) has seen a “very strong rebound” for its jewellery and watches segment after posting its highest reported full-year revenues since the 2019 pre-COVID period, signaling the return of increased consumer spending on luxury goods.

Jeweller discovers the chemical and structural causes of colour in captivating natural blue and green gemstones, from Ceylon sapphires to imperial jade.

Thieves have stolen a still undetermined value of jewellery in a brazen 3am ram raid at a Michael Hill store in Perth’s Baldivis Shopping Centre.

For more than a decade, people have been predicting the end of physical stores as choice and convenience lured customers away from the streets and into the cloud. But one thing is certain, and as demonstrated by the past two years, nothing is as ever as it first seems. ANGELA HAN explores what the future holds for retail.

The Japanese jewellery market has experienced a higher demand for pearls, from surprisingly unexpected clientele – men, causing prices to surge.

The Jeweller Suppliers Directory is the #1 industry resource and the only one-stop-shop for jewellery buyers, retailers, designers, and key decision makers.

Australia’s largest jewellery group Nationwide Jewellers has announced it will acquire rapid antigen test (RAT) kits to help ensure COVID-related measures are in place and maintain continuity of business operations among its members.

Masks, vaccine passports no longer required at large-scale events, enclosed spaces.

French jewellery company Boucheron is paying tribute to the legendary Maharajah of Patiala for its latest and largest high jewellery collection. It aims to celebrate the “modern-day Maharajahs”.