29/10/2010
To call fine jewellery a ‘product’ is to undermine everything your creation stands for, argues Michael Neuman. Say no to the commodification of your art form.
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29/10/2010
• Carla Caruso • Journalist
'Urban' metals have become firmly established in Australian jewellery stores. Carla Caruso asks why the increasing popularity.
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29/10/2010
• Carla Caruso • Journalist
As gold prices continue to rocket, other pale precious metals are having their turn to shine. Carla Caruso discovers how the market is swaying demand and design.
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28/10/2010
• Coleby Nicholson
Should online jewellery websites be considered retailers? Actually, it’s impossible to answer that in a meaningful way and, besides, it’s irrelevant because no one really cares. The real question, and one that has been asked before, is whether online jewellery businesses should be eligible for JAA membership.
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28/10/2010
These men’s timepieces are new limited edition models from Frederique Constant’s “Index Healey” Limited Edition collection.
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27/10/2010
• Lorna Goodyer
Diamond Exchange has been put into administration after months of trading problems and disputes with dissatisfied customers.
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26/10/2010
• Sonia Nair
An Australian jeweller has been hit by a scam that uses an exact replica of the company’s website to fool people into phony business proposals.
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26/10/2010
• Sonia Nair
New trends are revolutionising the traditional bridal jewellery market, according to the trend forecasters behind Inhorgenta watches and jewellery fair.
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26/10/2010
• Sonia Nair
New Zealand fine jewellery retailer Michael Hill revealed ambitions for more than 500 stores in the US at the unveiling of its “Ultimate Engagement Ring” at New York’s Rockefeller Plaza last week.
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26/10/2010
• Sonia Nair
Diamond Exchange customers are still experiencing delays in receiving refunds from the online retailer, as the business deals with solvency issues in court.
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26/10/2010
• Sonia Nair
Danish jewellery brand Ole Lynggaard plans to open a flagship store in Australia following the successful opening of its shop in central Copenhagen.
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