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Now Showing: Black diamonds meet black sneakers; floating diamond magic; and reviving broken jade - Jeweller Magazine: Jewellery News and Trends

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, a broken jade ring comes back to life as a pendant, a New Zealand jeweller has a breakthrough in the world's first clawless diamond and watch asterisms come to life in star-studded gemstones.
New Zealand Friday Flicks Black Diamonds Snow Showing Usiness To Business

DGAP-News: Comcast California: Shopping Small, Diverse-Owned Local Businesses Has Never Been Easier: New 'Comcast RISE Business Directory' Lists Nearly 300 California Small Businesses Owned by People of Color

DGAP-News: Comcast California Shopping Small, Diverse-Owned Local Businesses Has Never Been Easier: New 'Comcast RISE Business Directory' Lists Nearly 300 California Small Businesses Owned
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Scandi pink diamond discovery a European first - Jeweller Magazine: Jewellery News and Trends

Pink diamonds have been discovered in Finland. Karelian Diamond Resources (KDS) has reportedly discovered a deposit at its Lahtojoki mine, which the company aims to develop as Europe's first diamond mine outside Russia.
Kainuu Region Karelian Diamond Resources Australian Argyle Russian Based Alrosa Economic Assessment Pink Diamonds

Scientists make crystal clear breakthrough on new diamond - Jeweller Magazine: Jewellery News and Trends

Could there be a new kid on the block for lab-created diamonds? Physicists at George Mason University in the US have created a new material called a paracrystalline diamond, which they claim to be a strong as natural diamonds and better able to withstand heat.
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