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Yesterday Rio Tinto transferred the Argyle Pink Diamonds brand, inventory and trademarks to Boodles, which pledges responsible stewardship and design with these rare Australian gems; Rio Tinto continues mine-site closure and rehabilitation after Argyle’s 2020 closure. | Source: Boodles

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Argyle Pink Diamonds reveals new ownership

Rio Tinto has announced the sale of the Argyle Pink Diamonds brand to British luxury jeweller Boodles. Read more »
September 2026's Hong Kong JGW showed a stabilising market with high attendance and Western participation. Key trends included polarised demand, coloured stones, pink diamonds, natural versus lab stones, digital integration, and cautious industry optimism.

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JGW September 2026: West meets East again in Hong Kong

The most revealing thing about JGW Hong Kong September this year wasn't how busy it was, but what buyers and suppliers did with that confidence. It felt less like a return to the old normal and more like a market finding its new balance. Read more »
The 74th Bangkok Gems & Jewellery Fair drew strong international and ASEAN buyer interest, with coloured stones and pearls leading momentum. Exhibitors emphasised craftsmanship, sustainability, and design innovation as the industry signals recovery.

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74th Bangkok Gems & Jewellery Fair: A colourful bridge between past and future

There’s never a shortage of colour and beauty in Thailand. Visit Bangkok Gems, and you’ll see row after row of colour gemstones, finished jewellery, machinery, manufacturing specialists, and emerging designers stretching across the exhibition halls. Read more »
The Natural Diamond Council has rebranded as The Diamond Collective to reinvigorate demand for natural diamonds, aiming to unite industry stakeholders, protect natural-diamond provenance through transparency, and inspire confidence.

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Will a new name for the Natural Diamond Council drive jewellery sales?

As part of a new global marketing campaign, the Natural Diamond Council has announced a rebrand, including a name change to 'The Diamond Collective’. Read more »
2026 Miss Universe Australia's winner Caity Worthington unwinds with a cheeseburger or two at the after-party, wearing her Banksia tiara - created by Perth's Stelios Jewellers. | Source: Instagram – @Caity.Worthington

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Miss Universe Australia: Meet the Perth jeweller behind the crown

There’s a newly crowned Miss Universe Australia – and behind the scenes, a Perth jeweller has been working tirelessly for months to create the tiara that symbolises not only her victory but also the broader natural beauty of Australia. Read more »

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2026 Australian Opal Exhibition: Play of Colour

The Australian Opal Exhibition was hosted in Queensland in early August, bringing together members of an industry that is truly uniquely Australian. Read more »
John Glajz’s four-decade passion transformed Argyle pink diamonds from geological curiosity into world-renowned treasures championing provenance, bold acquisitions, creative collaborations, and limited editions that preserve scarcity and storytelling to preserve the mine’s legacy.

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Vision to Rarity: A Love Affair with Pink Diamonds

With the Argyle license ending this December, what is the future of Australia's unique pink treasure? ANGELA HAN speaks with John Glajz, who has spent four decades romancing pink diamonds. Read more »

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Jewellery & Gem Asia Hong Kong 2026: A Jewellery Market In Motion

What does the future hold for the jewellery business? ANGELA HAN walks the halls of one of the world’s largest annual jewellery trade shows. Read more »
The Australian Jewellery Fair (AJF) concluded on the Gold Coast on Monday after what many people described as two busy days of trading, providing the local industry with a much-needed surge of enthusiasm for the year ahead.

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AJF 2026: Jewellery industry embraces change of scenery

The local jewellery trade has spent the past week gathering in Adelaide, with the Australian Jewellery Fair closing on Monday afternoon with a pervasive sense of optimism. Read more »
A bold decision to relocate the Australian Jewellery Fair from the Gold Coast to Adelaide has been vindicated after a strong turnout over the weekend.

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AJF 2026: After embracing Adelaide, industry headed for Cairns next

A bold decision to relocate the Australian Jewellery Fair from the Gold Coast to Adelaide has been vindicated after a strong turnout over two days. Read more »
By appearing to arrogate acclaim from the buying groups that acted in good faith for the benefit of the entire industry, the Jewellers Association of Australia has once again alienated the very people and groups that it is meant to attract and represent.

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JAA’s Correction Request: Rules for thee, but not me

Following the publication of a recent article concerning the most significant achievement in the local industry in the past decade, JAA president Joshua Sharp contacted Jeweller requesting what he described as a “correction” to the story. Read more »
Australian jewellery retailer Secrets Shhh, was placed into administration in December 2025, and has now been acquired by Dubai-based, Amaar Jewels. Deal saves 100+ jobs, transfers stores, and plans lab-grown diamond expansion for growth.

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Fashion jewellery chain Secrets Shhh sold to international company

Secrets Shhh, the 23-store fashion jewellery retailer which collapsed in December, has been sold to overseas interests. Read more »
The Indian gem and jewellery industry has successfully lobbied for the introduction of a national standard governing diamond terminology, reserving the term ‘diamond’ exclusively for natural diamonds and requiring explicit disclosure for laboratory-grown alternatives. | Source: Shutterstock

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India moves to protect natural diamonds; government mandate issued

The Indian jewellery industry has successfully lobbied for the introduction of a national standard governing diamond terminology.  Read more »
Ring in the future, ring out the past! In 2025, the jewellery industry experienced bends, and storms that shook the trade - with wars raging on all fronts, it was tough to see the forest from the trees. However, after all is said and done, we've remained unbroken.

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Auld lang syne to 2025: Jewellery industry bends but refuses to break

In the blink of an eye, another year has come and gone and this year has been a doozy. That said, 2026 looks to be very exciting. Read more »
Mary wasn't too pleased that Mark got cold feet. “They grew the diamond under pressure; he crumbled under commitment.”

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What becomes of the broken-hearted?

Angela Han argues that once ‘breach of promise to marry’ laws were abolished, diamond rings stopped being legal protection and started functioning as financial collateral. What's changed, and what does this mean for the broken-hearted? Read more »

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