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Pink and yellow fancy colour diamonds from two Rio Tinto mines – Australia’s Argyle and Canada’s Diavik – have been combined in a single ring valued at $AU1.24 million.

Beloved artist has written some of the Grammy-winning band’s most famous songs.       

French luxury conglomerate Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy (LVMH) has purchased the Pedemonte Group, an Italian jewellery manufacturer.

Swiss watch designer and manufacturer Rolex SA plans to invest approximately $AU1.5 billion in a new production site in western Switzerland.

The number of jewellers being targeted by thieves continues to increase with news of another jewellery store raid taking place – this time involving the use of an axe.

De Beers Group has released the company names of its five new sightholders, four of which are based in Mumbai, India.

Jewellers Association of Australia (JAA) president Joshua Sharp has made the first move in what may be seen as a step towards unifying the industry.

In an unusual ‘smash and grab’ case, brazen thieves have used cars to break into the premises of two jewellery stores located in shopping centres.

Aurom, a new company from Kunming Diamonds, has been named the premier global partner and distributor of the Royal Canadian Mint’s Opulence Collection.

In a surprising turn of events Jewellers Association of Australia (JAA) vice president Ronnie Bauer has retracted recent statements made about Expertise Events.