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News
Instyle Watches has secured the Australian distribution rights for UK-based Rotary Watches.
The “world’s largest cut emerald” is to be auctioned this week in Canada but there are doubts about its value.
An American fashion designer has designed a series of bracelets using discarded Vietnam War bombs.
Jewellers at risk of losing their Pandora account face fresh concerns over product warranties while the number of accounts closures is being disputed.
International jeweller Michael Hill faced a margin squeeze in its Australian market through the tail-end of last year.
The upcoming Melbourne and Brisbane jewellery fairs will showcase the works of apprentice jewellers.
New Products
These glamorous rings are new to Mark Milton’s Pepper Pink range.
Australia’s Hibbertia flower is the inspiration for the latest bangles from Miabelle.
This contemporary bracelet is the latest from Ole Lynggard’s Dew Drop collection.
New from Cashelle, this necklace is part of its Global Heritage collection.
Vintage design typifies this new set of bangles from Worth & Douglas.
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If the Yellow Pages is fading, COLEBY NICHOLSON asks if it’s time for jewellers to rethink their advertising and marketing.
Swatch Group announced record sales of $7.5 billion for 2011 and reduced sales of components to rivals by 15 per cent.
Romance isn't dead, it's just apparently not that bright after one would-be Romeo’s plans were foiled by Facebook.
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Saturday, 28 January, 2012 06:06pm
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