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Belgium officials have reportedly informed the media that the diamond import ban will be announced within the next two to three weeks. | Source: Wallpaper Flare

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Expanded Russian diamond sanctions expected within weeks -

Speculation over increased sanctions against Russia’s diamond industry has heightened, with media sources suggesting that new prohibitions will be... Read More »

18/09/2023 • By Samuel Ord

By market capitalisation, LVMH is the world’s 18th largest company at $US413 billion ($AU624 billion), overseeing 75 brands – including Tiffany & Co. | Shutterstock

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Succession: What does the future hold for LVMH? -

French luxury conglomerate Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy (LVMH) chairman Bernard Arnault has thrown water on speculation about the company's future... Read More »

18/09/2023 • By Samuel Ord

More than 200 pieces of jewellery and gemstones connected with the Austrian Habsburg dynasty will make its first public appearance in nearly a century at an upcoming auction in Geneva. | Source: Sotheby's

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Vienna 1900: Sotheby’s winds back the clock with jewellery auction -

More than 200 pieces of jewellery and gemstones connected with the Austrian Habsburg dynasty will make its first public appearance in nearly a century... Read More »

18/09/2023 • By Samuel Ord

The research found that lab-created diamond jewellery accounted for 6.3 per cent of all unit sales in August in the US. This was an increase from 4 per cent of sales in 2022. | Source: Lightbox

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Lightbox shuts down bridal jewellery experiment -

Lightbox Jewelry has concluded a trial of engagement rings, indicating that the commercial proposition for many lab-created diamond engagement rings is... Read More »

18/09/2023 • By Samuel Ord

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Farewell: Allen announces departure from Pandora -

Pandora Australia’s David Allen has announced that he will leave the company, ending a 12-year tenure with the world’s largest mass-market... Read More »

18/09/2023 • By Samuel Ord

De Beers will invest $US20 million ($AU31.07 million) in a campaign aimed at ‘supporting consumer demand’ for natural diamonds in the US and China. | Source: De Beers

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A diamond is forever: De Beers announces $US20 million campaign -

The world’s largest diamond mining company, the De Beers Group, has reintroduced the ‘A Diamond Is Forever’ tagline as part of a major... Read More »

15/09/2023 • By Samuel Ord

Located in London, the British Museum is more than 260 years old and attracts visitors from around the world.

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British Museum’s reputation challenged over jewellery theft -

The British Museum is facing an uphill battle to repair its international reputation as a custodian of priceless jewellery as further details emerge about... Read More »

12/09/2023 • By Samuel Ord

The Alrosa 390.7-carat diamond found at the Mayat mine in Yakutia. | Source: Alrosa

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Major diamond discovery for Russian mining giant -

Diamond mining company Alrosa has confirmed the discovery of Russia's largest gemstone-quality diamond in the past decade. Read More »

12/09/2023 • By Samuel Ord

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In 2020, De Beers opened a new $US94 million lab-created diamond production facility in Oregon (US). Around the same time, ‘lower level’ brands began moving to lab-created diamonds as consumer awareness increased. | Source: De Beers

Interruption or Disruption: Leadership crisis in the diamond industry

The diamond industry finds itself in a period of great change. ROBERT BOUQUET questions whether this is a fleeting phase or a moment of significant transformation. [read...]

To qualify for the ‘fancy’ moniker, diamonds must display a colour stronger than the Z grade. For the diamonds that reach these parameters, there are six distinct categories of which to be mindful - fancy light, fancy, fancy intense, fancy dark, fancy deep, and fancy vivid.

The Fancy Colour Diamond War of Words: Science or Romance?

It’s been said that a different language is a different vision of life. SAMUEL ORD explores a rift within the diamond industry about the use of specific terminology. [read...]

Located in London, the British Museum is more than 260 years old and attracts visitors from around the world.

British Museum’s reputation challenged over jewellery theft

The British Museum is facing an uphill battle to repair its international reputation as a custodian of priceless jewellery as further details emerge about a 20-year-long ransacking. [read...]

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To qualify for the ‘fancy’ moniker, diamonds must display a colour stronger than the Z grade. For the diamonds that reach these parameters, there are six distinct categories of which to be mindful - fancy light, fancy, fancy intense, fancy dark, fancy deep, and fancy vivid.

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The Fancy Colour Diamond War of Words: Science or Romance? -

It’s been said that a different language is a different vision of life. SAMUEL ORD explores a rift within the diamond industry about the use of specific terminology. Read More »

11/09/2023 • By Samuel Ord

In 2020, De Beers opened a new $US94 million lab-created diamond production facility in Oregon (US). Around the same time, ‘lower level’ brands began moving to lab-created diamonds as consumer awareness increased. | Source: De Beers

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Interruption or Disruption: Leadership crisis in the diamond industry -

The diamond industry finds itself in a period of great change. ROBERT BOUQUET questions whether this is a fleeting phase or a moment of significant transformation. Read More »

11/09/2023 • By Robert Bouquet

From engagement and bridal jewellery to pieces intended to be worn each day, white metals can meet both budget constraints and design desires. | Source: BECKS

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The Wild World of White Metals -

Offering a quality assortment of white metal pieces is vital to the success of most jewellery retailers. SAMUEL ORD examines current trends in white metal jewellery trends. Read More »

11/09/2023 • By Samuel Ord

Behind many thriving Australian jewelry businesses stands a highly skilled artisan.

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Wisdom from the bench -

Creating jewellery is a complicated art form. SAMUEL ORD explores life for those who brave the bench. Read More »

10/08/2023 • By Samuel Ord

The influence of celebrities on the jewelry industry is profound and far-reaching. Celebrities often serve as trendsetters, showcasing unique and luxurious pieces that capture the public's attention and drive demand.

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Circle of influence: Fact or fiction? -

SAMUEL ORD investigates the influence of celebrities on the jewellery industry and attempts to determine whether or not this impacts consumer purchasing patterns. Read More »

10/08/2023 • By Samuel Ord

Pailin and Chanthaburi have gained fame for their exceptional rubies and sapphires, yet these regions also harbor a diverse array of other precious gemstones.

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Hunting for Ruby & Sapphire: Through the mines of Pailin & Chanthaburi -

JUSTIN K PRIM recounts a journey through Cambodia and Thailand searching for gemstones. Read More »

10/08/2023 • By Justin K Prim

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2023 International Jewellery Fair Directory – What's on Show? -

There's something for everyone at this year’s International Jewellery Fair - the largest gathering of the industry in the past decade. In this exclusive preview, take a sneak peek at what’s on offer for buyers. Read More »

Hybrid diamond jewelry - a mix of natural and lab grown stones - is the new reality. | Source: IDEX

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The Inevitable Rise of Hybrid-Diamond Jewellery: Embracing reality -

Who knows what the future holds? PRANAY NARVEKAR and CHAIM EVEN-ZOHAR examine the road ahead for natural and lab-created diamonds. Read More »

15/07/2023 • By Chaim Even- Zohar and Pranay Narvekar

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Value from virtue: Be the change you wish to see in the world -

It’s been said that in the world of diamonds, there’s never a dull day. FERIEL ZEROUKI discusses recent changes in the industry and outlines a strategy for a prosperous future. Read More »

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