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News: Is the gold rush over?

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

News: Beyond Blue and Bramble Bay Co

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

News: The Queen’s Commonwealth Day brooch

When Queen Elizabeth pre-recorded a message for the annual Commonwealth Day on March 7, she wore a platinum, diamond and sapphire brooch, known as her

News: Chanel 55.55

Chanel has paid tribute to its iconic scent, Chanel No. 5, with a high jewellery collection called Collection No 5. Designed by Patrice Leguéreau, director

News: Former Tiffany chief turns to lab-growns

Pamela Cloud, the former chief merchandising officer of Tiffany & Co., has taken a position on the advisory board of U.S. based labgrown diamond company

Vale Alex Grossman

Alex Grossman used to be involved in refining and would produce all metal alloys to meet the metal requirements of manufacturing jewellers. Well regarded by

SSEF scientists author first published study of new high-quality emerald type from Afghanistan

BASEL, SWITZERLAND: MARCH 24, 2021 – The first detailed study characterising an emerald type from Afghanistan that has recently become available in the gemstone trade

Opal theft

Police are investigating the theft of an opal collection, valued at more than half a million dollars, after a home invasion in Albion Park Rail,

Bold designs the fave on Insta

A pear-shaped 5-carat diamond set in a ring of 18-karat gold and black ceramic was the most popular jewellery image on diamond group Rapaport’s Instagram

Queen Victoria’s Mourning Jewellery

Items of mourning jewellery owned by Queen Victoria will be auctioned by Sothebys in London in March. The queen would commission a piece of jewellery

A CREATIVE LEGACY THAT INSPIRED THOUSANDS

Rex Merten, one of Australia’s most well-known and much-loved master jewellers, passed away after a long illness of acute myeloid leukaemia on the morning on

SQUIRREL SPOTTING:

WHY I DON’T WORRY ABOUT BRICK-AND-MORTAR RETAIL There is a maxim that says if customers don’t want to come, nothing will stop them. As maxims

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The most expensive diamond sold at online auction A 102 ct D flawless diamond has sold for a record-breaking price for an online auction at

INAUGURAL JEWELLERY INDUSTRY VIRTUAL FAIR A HIT

The first Australasian Jewellery Industry Virtual Fair went live on the 20th and 21st of October and saw hundreds logging in for an exciting new

JEWELLERY BUSINESSES INTEGRATING INTO DIGITAL PLATFORMS

In early July this year, Palloys launched its new website Palloys.com, which merged Palloys, A & E Metals, Regentco and AGS|PJW all in one site.

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The 2020 Argyle showcase – One Lifetime, One Encounter Rio Tinto’s annual Argyle Pink Diamonds Tender, the most exclusive diamond sale in the world, has