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Punch Newspapers Sections Daud Olatunji, Abeokuta The Ogun State Police Command has arrested an herbalist, Kunle Adeyemi, and three others for allegedly defrauding one Imoleayo Ashade of N1.3m. The police also recovered from the suspect a box containing various denominations of fake currencies, charms and a cash sum of N1,310,000. Others arrested at the shrine in the Ijagun area of Ijebu-Ode, are Salau Taiwo, Tajudeen Jimoh and Adebayo Akeem. The state Commissioner of Police, Edward Ajogun, who took journalists round the crime scene on Thursday, said the arrests were made by the Awa-Ijebu Po...

JCK Las Vegas postponed; Basel show in doubt Posted January 27, 2021 | By Arabella Roden • Editor UPDATED: The 2021 editions of the JCK Las Vegas and JCK Luxury trade shows will shift from June to August due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, organiser Reed Jewelry Group has confirmed. In a statement, Sarin Bachmann, group vice-president, JCK & Luxury/Reed Jewelry Group, explained that the decision was made in response to “candid feedback” from the jewellery industry. “After a year without an opportunity for the jewellery community to gather together, it is important to JCK to...

The Jewellers Association Australia (JAA) has released its 2020 financial results which show that membership continues to fall, reaching a new low over the past decade.

Now Showing: Tiffany & Co.'s secret to selling to Millennials; tanzanite's crystal family; and the California Gold Rush fever Posted January 22, 2021 | Take a few moments to enjoy Jeweller's video selection including updates on current affairs and insights into our jewellery trade. This week, find out how Tiffany & Co. has adapted for Millennial shoppers, learn about the crystal family of tanzanite and imperial topaz, and discover the historic tale of the California Gold Rush in the 1800s.

Indian trade body launches digitised international jewellery show Posted January 20, 2021 | By Arabella Roden • Editor The Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC), India’s trade body for the jewellery industry, launched its virtual International Gem & Jewellery Show (e-IGJS) on 18 January. Featuring 100 exhibitors from across India, the e-IGJS registered more than 500 buyers from 56 countries, including Australia and New Zealand. “India has been supplying quality gemstones and jewellery over the years, and the pandemic has forced us to remain physically distant but ...