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January 7, 2022
The customisable jewellery sector looks set to ‘heat up’ with the arrival of a European collection that features a unique and personalised point of difference.
January 7, 2022
From the team behind Bottega comes Forno, a traditional Italian restaurant steeped in the culinary traditions of Rome and specializing in pizza in teglia, a crispy thin crust pizza cut into squares.
January 6, 2022
--- 2013 Sydney Jewellery Fair Stand B34Seda Gems will be showcasing exotic and beautiful gemstones ...
January 6, 2022
Take a few moments to enjoy Jeweller's Friday Flicks video selection including updates on current affairs and insights into our jewellery trade. This week, uncover the secrets of the earth through a rare blue diamond, put yourself in $2 million diamond-studded loafers and peek into Ed Sheeran's expansive watch collection.
January 5, 2022
A court date has been scheduled for the six German nationals implicated in the daring Green Vault Museum heist, where more than 100 pieces of ‘priceless’ jewellery – including diamonds, pearls and rubies from Dresden Castle in Saxony – were stolen in November 2019.
January 5, 2022
Dreaming of a luxury holiday in Bình Thuan Province? Discover and book your perfect break with Mr & Mrs Smith...
January 4, 2022
When the international jewellery industry discusses the latest trends and fashions, a debate often arises about the definition of fine or quality jewellery. However, something is lost along the way!
January 4, 2022
Reports have emerged that the world’s key diamond suppliers will join forces to establish an association responsible for tackling major industry concerns.
January 4, 2022
The Israeli diamond industry has seen an impressive recovery in 2021 from a COVID-induced slump with net exports for polished diamonds totaling $US3.65 billion ($AU5 billion).
January 4, 2022
A 91.86-carat yellow-brown diamond mined last year has been named ‘Kyndykan’ in honour of an indigenous folklore heroine who survived a pandemic that wiped out a nomadic community 200 years ago.