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IGDA introduces Joanna Park-Tonks to replace Richard Garard as the new head of the organisation.

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New president for International Grown Diamonds Association -

Founder of the International Grown Diamonds Association (IGDA), Richard Garard, is vacating the role of president. Read More »

Just now • By Samuel Ord

Signet owns Kay Jewelers, Zales and Jared and recently acquired Blue Nile. The company is now forecasting sales of $US2.59 billion to $US2.66 billion for the fourth quarter, which concludes in January.

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US retail giant raises full-year guidance -

US-based Signet Jewelers, the world’s largest retailer of diamond jewellery, has raised its full-year outlook after third quarter sales outperformed... Read More »

20 hours ago • By Samuel Ord

Above: The AMRI Mineralogy & Petrology Collection. The Minerals Gallery opens free to the public on 10 December.

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Australian Museum opens dazzling new Minerals Gallery -

The Australian Museum has opened a new permanent Minerals Gallery featuring more than 1,800 specimens – some on display for the first time. Read More »

20 hours ago • By Samuel Ord

According to reporting from Rough and Polished, Ivanov, who is under extensive US sanctions following the invasion of Ukraine in February, is leaving the mining company to join an investment group.

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Rumours suggest Ivanov to depart Alrosa -

The CEO of Russian mining company Alrosa, Sergei Ivanov, will step down soon according to reporting from Russian business media. Read More »

2 days ago • By Samuel Ord

Australia imports plain gold jewellery, studded jewellery, and cut and polished diamonds from India. Australia exports precious metals, including gold and silver, to India.

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New trade agreement between Australia and India -

Australian businesses will soon have the chance to take advantage of new trade opportunities following the passing of the Australia-India Economic Cooperation... Read More »

2 days ago • By Samuel Ord

A spokesperson for De Beers said that the contracts have been extended for an additional year to accommodate sightholders amid a difficult economy.

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De Beers extends sightholder contracts -

The world’s largest diamond mining company, the De Beers Group, has extended exclusive sightholder contracts for an additional year. Read More »

2 days ago • By Samuel Ord

The JAA’s constitution calls for at least five directors and no more than six and for one of the positions to be a ‘co-opted director’. Currently one board member acts as the company secretary for another board member.

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JAA’s commitment to transparency tested by undisclosed relationship -

Questions have been raised about an undisclosed commercial relationship between two of the five Jewellers Association of Australia (JAA) board members.... Read More »

06/12/2022 • By Samuel Ord

The hero 18.08-carat fancy intense yellow oval diamond has been set into a ring featuring a bouquet of 4.09-carats of pink diamonds.

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Rio Tinto introduces the Diavik Midnight Sun -

Pink and yellow fancy colour diamonds from two Rio Tinto mines – Australia’s Argyle and Canada’s Diavik – have been combined in... Read More »

02/12/2022 • By Samuel Ord

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The JAA’s constitution calls for at least five directors and no more than six and for one of the positions to be a ‘co-opted director’. Currently one board member acts as the company secretary for another board member.

JAA’s commitment to transparency tested by undisclosed relationship

Questions have been raised about an undisclosed commercial relationship between two of the five Jewellers Association of Australia (JAA) board members. [read...]

The hero 18.08-carat fancy intense yellow oval diamond has been set into a ring featuring a bouquet of 4.09-carats of pink diamonds.

Rio Tinto introduces the Diavik Midnight Sun

Pink and yellow fancy colour diamonds from two Rio Tinto mines – Australia’s Argyle and Canada’s Diavik – have been combined in a single ring valued at $AU1.85 million. [read...]

Expertise Events attempted to offer an olive branch to the Jewellers Association of Australia, but the meeting was rejected and yet the JAA claims it “only promotes harmony between each other” and “always welcomes discussions with other industry bodies”.

Preaching unity while setting fire to the olive branch

In light of the sudden departure of the JAA president and subsequent admissions by the newly appointed vice-president, ANGELA HAN asks some difficult questions ahead of the JAA's upcoming annual general meeting. [read...]

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Ready or Not: You're Headed to the Cloud -

Cloud computing and technology quietly infiltrated the retail sector and now play a key role in the jewellery trade. SAMUEL ORD explores the key reasons why your store needs to make the most of the tools on offer. Read More »

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Sky is the Limit: Casting and Refining -

Advances are constantly made in the world of jewellery manufacturing, redefining what can be achieved by designers. SAMUEL ORD investigates the next major frontier for the pioneers of casting and refining. Read More »

08/09/2022 • By Samuel Ord

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Pink Diamonds: Are you getting what you paid for? -

Pink diamonds are among the most valuable and sought after gemstones on Earth. SAMUEL ORD explores the complicated world of certification practices in order to ensure you get your money’s worth! Read More »

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How can I do 'good' and buy responsibly sourced jewellery? -

What on Earth does ‘responsible sourcing’ mean? HUGH BROWN explores a world that’s far from black and white, and one, which he says, makes it impossible for retail jewellers to understand let alone decide. Read More »

28/04/2022 • By Hugh Brown

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The Age of Individualism -

Personalised jewellery remains as popular as ever, with consumers continuing to vote with their wallets in favour of products that present sentimental appeal. SAMUEL ORD explores some of the most important trends of 2022. Read More »

28/06/2022 • By Samuel Ord

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The Perfect Storm: Lab-created diamond jewellery report -

With the crisis in Ukraine causing significant issues to the international supply of natural diamonds, the door has been opened for lab-grown diamonds to capture a larger share of the market. SAMUEL ORD investigates the circumstances leading to this opportunity and speaks with retailers about consumer preferences. Read More »

29/06/2022 • By Samuel Ord

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Filling the Fancy Colour Void -

Colour diamonds have increasingly become a consumer favourite, reaping great rewards for retailers. Will their popularity continue and where will new sources come from? SAMUEL ORD surveys the landscape with a range of industry voices. Read More »

06/06/2022 • By Samuel Ord

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2022 CAD/CAM Report: The digital decade -

It’s been 10 years since Jeweller first began exploring the world of CAD/CAM technology, and its impact on the Australian jewellery industry. SAMUEL ORD winds back the clock to examine some early expectations, before surveying the state of play today. Read More »

08/06/2022 • By Samuel Ord

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For every 500 or more pink diamonds unearthed, only one would emerge as violet. And of all the violets discovered, less than five per cent are considered fully-saturated violets, and classified as BL3, the deepest violet classification.

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All about Argyle Violet Diamonds: One of Earth’s rarest gifts -

Rarest of rare, Argyle violet diamonds stand out from the rest of Argyle's colour diamonds, including the highly coveted pink diamond. But just what is it that makes it one of Earth’s most beautiful gifts? Explore everything there is to know about the Argyle violet. Read More »

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