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Ken Scarratt and Gaetano Cavalieri announces the CIBJO Academy before the start of a seminar at the VICENZAORO show on the 22 January 2023. Image: CIBJO

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New academy aims to strengthen jewellery industry -

World Jewellery Confederation (CIBJO) president Gaetano Cavalieri recently confirmed the establishment of a ‘CIBJO Academy’ during the 2023... Read More »

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Decline during holiday season for Australian retailers -

Following 11 consecutive months of increasing turnover, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has reported a 3.9 per cent decline in December of 2022.... Read More »

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Melbourne Jewellery Expo successfully kicks off year -

Despite some unfortunate weather on the opening day, the Australian jewellery industry’s overall sentiment appears positive following the Melbourne... Read More »

07/02/2023 • By Samuel Ord

De Beers sold $US450 million in rough diamonds for the period of 16-31 January, a decline of 32 per cent compared with the opening cycle of 2022.

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Diamond sales slump for De Beers -

De Beers Group, the world’s largest diamond mining company, has announced the results of its first sales cycle for the year, noting a sharp decline... Read More »

07/02/2023 • By Samuel Ord

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Nationwide members ready for Antwerp -

Australia’s largest jewellery industry buying group, Nationwide Jewellers, will soon make its next voyage to Belgium, the ‘heart’ of... Read More »

07/02/2023 • By Samuel Ord

In India, importers were once forced to pay a 5 per cent tax on the import of these seeds; however, that tax has been removed after a recent campaign led by the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC). Image: GIA

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Campaign success for lab-created diamond supporters -

In a significant win for a developing industry, the Indian Government has abolished the import tax on crucial materials used in the production of lab-created... Read More »

07/02/2023 • By Samuel Ord

Trollbeads began in the late 1970s in Denmark as a beads-on-bracelet product, offering customers the chance to personalise the bracelet with interchangeable pieces. Both originating from Copenhagen, Trollbeads pre-dates rival Pandora by six years.

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Trollbeads headed for regional Australia -

Trollbeads has outlined additional plans for an expansive return to the Australian jewellery market, including a focus on regional communities. Read More »

07/02/2023 • By Samuel Ord

Australia’s youngest buying group – the Independent Jewellers Collective (IJC) – will use the MJE to launch a new buying group servicing the gift and homewares category.

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Independent Jewellers Collective launching new buying group -

The Melbourne Jewellery Expo (MJE) begins at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre tomorrow (4 February) and concludes on Monday and will run... Read More »

03/02/2023 • By Samuel Ord

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Mike Dyer of Retail Edge said, “This repeated pattern across these three areas is exciting in the fact that it points to positive activity and good potential cash inflow as these items are completed, paid and collected. Taking these into account, you need to review your buying plan,

Surprise reversal pattern observed in Australian jewellery sales

Retail Edge has released its analysis of the performance of the Australian jewellery market in January, noting an unusual change in pattern in two key areas of examination. [read...]

Renani Jewels has unveiled a watch featuring 17,512 dazzling white diamonds and 12 black diamonds. Described as a ‘watch of good fortunes’, the timepiece has been named ‘Srinkia’. It’s a title derived from ancient Indian mythology which directly translates to ‘flower’.

Dazzling watch sets new world record

An ambitious jeweller in northern India is the proud owner of a new world record for the most diamonds to be set on a watch. [read...]

35 fancy colour diamonds of varying shades including pink, purple and red were exchanged for an undisclosed amount. The deal has been described as Tiffany & Co’s ‘largest single purchase’ of the year. Image: Tiffany & Co.

Pink diamond surprise from Tiffany & Co.

The details surrounding Tiffany & Co’s purchase of a collection of fancy colour diamonds sourced from Australia’s Argyle Diamond Mine has been made public for the first time. [read...]

As suppliers and retailers alike bid farewell to a tumultuous and unpredictable 2022 and look ahead to the new year, diamond industry experts have shared their vision of the road ahead.

Diamond industry expectations for 2023; what's in store?

As retailers and suppliers alike bid farewell to a tumultuous and unpredictable 2022, diamond industry analysts outline their thoughts about the road ahead and how the retail market in 2023 will be affected. [read...]