07/10/2010
• Katherine Kovacs
For those who like to set themselves apart and break with tradition, fantasy cuts offer a fun twist on the usual shapes. FGAA GAA federal secretary KATHERINE KOVACS reports.
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07/10/2010
• Katherine Kovacs
Cat’s eye and star gems are prime examples of how inclusions can be an asset in coloured gems rather than a liability, explains the GAA’s KATHERINE KOVACS.
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31/08/2010
• Lorna Goodyer
Marie Claire editor Jackie Frank said she was “blown away” by the standard of entries at the JAA Australian Jewellery Awards, held on Monday night during the International Jewellery Fair in Sydney.
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31/08/2010
• Lorna Goodyer
Industry veteran and president of the Gemmological Association of Australia Terry Coldham has sold his wholesale gem business.
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25/08/2010
• Lorna Goodyer
This year’s jewellery trade extravaganza will include 70 new exhibitors, fresh Australian and international brands, retail technology developments and promotions to get the buying juices flowing. Here, we provide a round-up of some of the most exciting news.
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18/08/2010
SJ Jewels’ new Kasumi pendant is inspired by Japanese Kokeshi dolls, which date back to the 19th century and were given as tokens of love and friendship.
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03/08/2010
The long-running ownership dispute over a gemstone said to be the largest rough emerald in the world is to be resolved in court this September.
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28/07/2010
The Chelsea Flower Show this year unveiled its most expensive, and most short lived, installation yet – a James Bond-inspired, diamond-encrusted garden valued at £20 million ($AUD35 million).
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