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Nationwide Jewellers has announced that more than 200 members will attend next year’s ‘Time Out’ conference free of charge, thanks to the group’s member rewards program - saving $1,800 each.

General Bipin Rawat to be accorded full military colours at funeral tomorrow. 

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, watch young opal miners negotiate thousands for a colourful opal, see unexpected results from cutting a huge amethyst geode, and jewellers make a Cuban chain wedder and a cushion-cut diamond solitaire ring.

It’s all systems go for the Dubai Diamond Conference on 21 February 2022, where hundreds of industry leaders and stakeholders are expected to attend and discuss industry trends, updates and the future of the international diamond market.

Ancient gold jewellery, ceramics, and precious stones dating back to 1350 BC were unearthed by archeologists among hundreds of other artifacts found alongside human skeletal remains from Bronze Age burial chambers in Cyprus.

Pope Francis blessed a lab-created diamond during Thanksgiving ceremonies in Rome, Italy to symbolise the need for promoting sustainable jewellery production processes.

Of all the great debates in the gem and jewellery industry, the ‘hottest’ topic continues to be natural versus synthetic diamonds. Varying, and sometimes, ‘opposing’ information is continually published as both synthetic and natural diamond technologies continue to develop.

New strain, looming hawkish shift in US rates spark fears about global recovery.

Pearls of Australia has announced a “world first” blockchain authentication platform to track the provenance and ownership of its Cygnet Bay pearls.

Taylor River Lodge. ‘Trout pout’ takes on a whole new meaning at outdoorsy, adventurous Taylor River Lodge, whose luxe cabins and lodges are perched by the trout-stuffed River of the same name, in Crested Butte.