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To celebrate the 90th anniversary of fashion designer Coco Chanel’s Bijoux de Diamants, the Paris-based fashion house unveiled an opulent 55.55-carat diamond necklace that is “fully transformable” into a brooch or bracelet.

The Perth Mint has released its Australian Opal Lunar Series to commemorate the Year of the Tiger (2022) using authentic Australian opal for its centrepiece.

Russian diamond producer Alrosa received strong demand for rough diamonds during the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2021 after reporting an increase in diamond production by 4 per cent (9.1 million carats) compared with 2020 (7.1 million carats).

Undaunted by the rise of COVID cases worldwide, the Jewellery, Gem & Technology (JGT) Dubai will push through with the inaugural show on 22 to 24 February at the Dubai World Trade Centre, according to organisers.

Nationwide Jewellers and the Independent Jewellers Collective (IJC) have thrown their weight behind the upcoming Australian Jewellery Fair at Sydney’s International Convention Centre, Darling Harbour.

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Swiss luxury goods company Richemont has announced it has “substantially exceeded” pre-COVID 2019 sales figures for the third quarter ending 31 December 2021.

Australian diamond exploration company Burgundy Diamond Mines has acquired a parcel of fancy yellow rough diamonds from the Ellendale mine in West Kimberley.