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Royal jewellery at the G7 Summit

Queen Elizabeth II wore three different brooches while carrying out her G7 Summit engagements. On the first day of the G7 Summit, she wore the

WHY ARE CONSUMERS BUYING LAB-GROWN DIAMONDS?

Not all consumers are concerned if the diamond came from below the ground or above the ground. Some have a budget and some just want

Carbon negative, vegan-certified diamonds

American company Aether Diamonds claim their lab-grown diamonds are the world’s first vegan-certified and pollution cleaning diamonds. According to their FAQ, their technology allows them

MUSSON RELEASES NEW COLLECTOR’S EDITION ARGYLE DIAMONDS

Luxury jewellery brand, Musson, was the first jeweller in the world to launch the rare Collector’s Edition of Australian Argyle Pink Diamonds. Now, a new

World’s First Public Tender of Rare Australian Pink Diamonds.

A little-known Australian technology start up in the diamond sector founded by Tim Goodman a former Executive Chairman of Sotheby’s Australia, has been asked to

Pandemic highlights importance of on-line presence for diamond jewellery retailers.

The pandemic has taken a negative toll on many industries but there have been some positives for the diamond sector, according to President of ALTR

Branko Gems – Live web series for diamond identification

Hosting eight renowned diamond researchers from across the globe, the Advanced Diamond Online Academy debuts a diamond diagnosis series. An international diamond educational web series

SINGING THE BLUES

Natural blue diamonds are the rarest of the coloured diamonds. Here’s a quick primer to sing the praises of the blues. The rarest of the

Coloured diamond mining in Australia post-Argyle

The now-closed Argyle mine produced almost 90 percent of Australia’s diamonds, but until five years ago, the Ellendale mine in Western Australia was also a

Pink leads in desirability in fancy lab-grown coloured diamonds

In the last five years, the technology involved in creating coloured diamonds has significantly improved the production and consistency of the resultant lab-grown stones, making

BRILLIANT SHADES OF EARTH

When De Beers took control of the diamond market a century ago, the company defined the standard of beauty for diamonds as a clear, colourless

Smaller weddings, bigger diamonds

The pandemic continues to change the world as we knew it in strange and unexpected ways. Data research firm IBISWorld has reported that, in America

The Sputnik Covid Diamond

Russian diamond mining giant will name a recently unearthed yellow gem-quality diamond “Sputnik V” after the world’s first registered Covid-19 vaccine. The 100.53-carat rough diamond

Lucara Uncovers Two Major Diamonds in Two Weeks

Canada’s Lucara mine has had a sparkling start to 2021, with two major stones found at the company’s Karowe mine in Botswana in January. First

PRESTIGIOUS PERTH MINT JEWELLED HORSE COIN RELEASED AMID POST-ARGYLE AUSTRALIAN JEWELLERY LANDSCAPE

Argyle pink diamonds and pure gold come together in The Perth Mint’s most prestigious release of the year, and first since the Argyle Mine’s closure.

Big glowing Halloween diamond

Trick or treat took on new meaning, when a visitor to the Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas found a jelly bean sized yellow