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Positive momentum continues to roll for Australia’s independent retailers, with jewellery sales improving across September.
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The doors have been closed on one of the largest jewellery showcases in Australian history, with more than one-quarter of a million people visiting the exhibition.
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An online e-commerce marketplace has published research findings showing growing interest in vintage and luxury watches, while concerns about counterfeits and non-original components continue to shape second-hand purchasing decisions.
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• Samuel Ord
At an upcoming auction in Geneva, a massive fancy colour pink diamond will take centre stage with a hefty pre-sale estimate.
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• Samuel Ord
A lawsuit over two deaths at a Tanzanian gold mine could have far-reaching implications for responsible sourcing standards and the London Bullion Market Association.
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• Jeweller Staff
After more than a decade of searching, an amateur diamond hunter in the United States made his largest discovery ever at a unique state park – and is expecting a handsome return.
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• Jeweller Staff
At a coastal mine in Namibia, the largest diamond ‘of its kind’ discovered in the past two decades has been showcased in public for the first time.
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• Jeweller Staff
The world’s largest jewellery brand, Pandora, has opened a new major factory in Vietnam, its fourth global facility and first outside Thailand, to support its ongoing international expansion.
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• Samuel Ord
The next generation of consumers want jewellery with a story to tell. SAMUEL ORD argues that the story of Australian colour gemstones may be the most interesting of all.
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09/10/2026
• Jeweller Research
Governance and management problems continue to plague the Jewellers Association of Australia (JAA) after the discovery of an unusual ‘quirk’ in a major constitutional amendment.
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09/10/2026
Take a few moments to enjoy Jeweller's Friday Flicks video selection, including updates on current affairs and insights into the jewellery trade. This week, descend into an underground opal mining town, explore efforts to combat declining demand for diamonds, and discover why Australia’s gold price has surged to a record high.
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06/10/2026
• Jeweller Research
Two leading international associations have withdrawn from the upcoming Jewellery Industry Fair and cut ties with the Jewellery Industry Network.
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06/10/2026
• Samuel Ord
Sweeping consumer protection laws have come into effect in the European Union, designed to clamp down on greenwashing.
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06/10/2026
• Jeweller Staff
Rising gold prices are driving a surge in illegal mining across Peru, putting protected rainforest under greater pressure while strengthening organised crime networks behind the illicit trade.
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