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Australia and New Zealand jewellery retailer Michael Hill International has shown signs of strong recovery from the pandemic-induced slump as shares increased by 13.22 per cent valued at $1.285 per share at the end of trading 29 December.

As each year ends, Jeweller reviews our editorial over the past 12 months, analysing the most popular content, and examines industry trends in an attempt to anticipate the coming year.

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The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) has launched its new global marketing campaign after more than a decade, which is aimed at empowering consumers in their diamond purchase journeys.

Multinational company Diacore has acquired an exceptional 32.32-carat pink rough diamond discovered at the Williamson mine in Tanzania for $US13.8 million ($AU19.06 million).

The Indian government has issued guidelines on hallmarking exemptions for gold jewellery and artefacts, in response to protests from industry leaders on easing gold jewellery export and trade practices.

It's 10 years since Jeweller first examined the possibility of Apple entering the watch market. While CEO Tim Cook launched the Apple Watch in April 2015, there had been speculation about the product many years before.

I am going to be eligible for Medicare soon. I am not sure what my options are and how to sign up. Is there somewhere I can learn more?

Swatch Group’s Harry Winston has announced it will cease sourcing gemstones from Myanmar - also known as Burma - for ethical reasons amid reports of widespread conflict and human rights abuses in the country.

When French luxury conglomerate Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton (LVMH) acquired Tiffany & Co. in January, LVMH management immediately signalled that big changes were afoot, whether customers liked them or not.