April 21, 2021 - Jewellery World

Analysts and investment banks believe gold’s second great bull run is almost at an end.

The yellow metal saw a rise in 2020 that took it over the US $2,000 mark, fuelled mostly by market uncertainty in the face of the pandemic and the resultant economic fallout.

BlackRock Global Allocation Fund analysts have noted that the gold price as declined by roughly 5 percent over the past three months and they expect that decline to continue. Vaccine rollout will encourage stimulus and an economic surge, they believe.

On the other hand, Goldman Sachs notes that real yield remain negative in a number of countries and still sees some upside for bullion.

The last twelve months have been full of immense change and emotion. Each of us has been challenged by 2020 in unique ways. To help address these issues, jewellery company Bramble Bay Co has partnered with Australian mental health support organisation Beyond Blue creating an opportunity that will allow many in the industry to give back to the community.

The campaign centres around their Planet Earth Collection, a range that includes charm bracelets and pendants and necklaces in gold and sterling silver. The bracelets feature stones such as onyx, amethyst, turquoise, grey jasper and rose quartz — all the treasures of Planet Earth. For each bracelet or necklace sold, a portion of the sale will go to Beyond Blue.

Bramble Bay takes care of the donations — all retailers have to do is purchase and display the Planet Earth Collection. Each gift-boxed semi-precious gemstone bracelet or necklace is accompanied by a supportive inspiration and the reminder that it’s okay not to be okay. The pieces make the perfect gift for a loved one who might be struggling, or even as a self purchase to show some self-care.

The offering can be viewed at www.bramblebayco. com and interested stockists can contact David Wilden on +61 405 152 517

Day: April 21, 2021

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