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Collectors of fancy colour diamonds will soon be given the chance to acquire any of eight stunning blue miracles of nature.

Rio Tinto has unveiled its first jewellery piece featuring diamonds mined from the Argyle Mine since its closure in 2020, the Argyle Romantica.

Reputed for its sophisticated look, the emerald cut has less reflection and refraction than other cuts, though its larger facets are renowned for showing large, strong flashes of fire. GARRY HOLLOWAY, KATHERINE KOVACS and KATHRYN WYATT explain.

Chief minister understands that PH wishes to avoid perception of disunity.

2022 has been another year of remarkable uncertainty for the international diamond industry. SAMUEL ORD explores some of the more significant international trends.

French luxury conglomerate Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy (LVMH) is celebrating a strong third quarter sales performance, spearheaded by Tiffany & Co and Bulgari.

Next year's jewellery industry calendar is about to get busier with Expertise Events announcing a new trade show scheduled for February and the 2023 Jewellery Design Awards.

The Jewellers Association of Australia (JAA) has released a statement confirming the appointment of Joshua Sharp as president.

New Zealand jewellery retailers are being devastated by a crime wave that on the surface is brutish, however, further examination suggests it may be far more sophisticated and sinister.

Historically, garnets have played a significant role in the world of gems. They have adorned the necks of high society ranging from Egyptian pharaohs to Victorian-era royalty and beyond.