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Topaz is most recognised now for its vibrant shades of blue; however, this wasn’t always the case.

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Brazil: The many faces of Topaz

Topaz is most recognised now for its vibrant shades of blue; however, this wasn’t always the case. Read more »
We all want something no one else has – it’s human nature. With younger consumers increasingly prioritising individuality and personalisation when purchasing jewellery products, it should be no surprise that colour gemstone jewellery sits firmly in the spotlight. | Source: Jacquie Aiche

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Colour Gemstone Jewellery: Discover the point-of-difference

Today's consumers are searching for jewellery that is personalised, unique, and meaningful and they're finding it with exceptional emeralds, radiant rubies, and spectacular sapphires. Read more »
While not as famous as emerald, aquamarine has a few qualities that secure its place as one of the world’s most precious gemstones, namely, size and clarity.

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Brazil: The unrivalled beauty of Aquamarine

Aquamarine has been mesmerising people for centuries; however, when it comes to the throne of sea-blue gemstones, there are many challengers. Read more »
Brazil is home to more than a hundred different varieties of gemstones and plays a significant role in the jewellery trade.

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Brazil: The rise of emeralds

Brazil has become one of the world’s top three most important sources of emeralds, alongside Colombia and Zambia. Read more »
Brazil is home to more than a hundred different varieties of gemstones and plays a signi?cant role in the jewellery trade.

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Important gemstones around the world: Brazil

In the world of gemmology, the South American country of Brazil plays host to a variety of precious gemstones. Read more »
<b>Dr. William (Bill) Hanneman (1928-2021).</b> Well-known for his many contributions to gemmology, he is pictured here at left with friend and fellow gemmologist Alan Hodgkinson.

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Dr. William (Bill) Hanneman

Dr. William (Bill) Hanneman (1928-2021), known by many as Dr. Bill, was a monumental and inventive figure in the world of gemmology. Read more »
The portrait of Geoffrey Arthur Tombs which appeared on the cover of The Australian Gemmologist in 2003.

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Geoffrey Arthur Tombs

As Jeweller’s ‘Gemmologists who changed the game’ series returns its attention to individual accomplishments, it’s appropriate to reflect on the contribution of Geoffrey Arthur Tombs AM. Read more »
Campbell Bridges: 1938 - 2009. A celebrated geologist and gemmologist, Bridges made groundbreaking discoveries of tsavorite and tanzanite, significantly impacting the gemmology field.

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Campbell Bridges

Campbell Bridges was a world-renowned geologist, gemmologist, gemstone dealer, and prospector who made a tremendous impact on the world of gemmology. Read more »
<b>Thomas Hodge-Smith: 1894 - 1945.</b> Hodge Smith was a pioneering figure in the fields of mineralogy, gemmology and the earth sciences. | Source: Virtual War Memorial Australia and Krantz

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Thomas Hodge-Smith

Thomas Hodge-Smith was a pioneering figure in the fields of mineralogy, gemmology and the earth sciences in Australia. Read more »
<b>Andrew Cody: 1951 - 2022.</b> With a deep passion for Australian opal, Andrew Cody dedicated most of his life to promoting and celebrating the national gemstone.

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Andrew Cody

Andrew Cody was a formidable figure in the gemstone industry. His contributions significantly progressed the Australian opal industry. Read more »
William H (Bill) Hicks was a formidable driving force behind the publication and success of The Australian Gemmologist.

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Bill Hicks

William H (Bill) Hicks was a formidable driving force behind the publication and success of The Australian Gemmologist. Read more »
Grahame Brown was a distinguished gemmologist whose contributions and legacy to the world of gemmology cannot be overstated.

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Grahame Brown

Grahame Brown was a distinguished gemmologist whose contributions and legacy to the world of gemmology cannot be overstated. Brown was a practising dentist until his passing, and alongside this profession, he achieved so much in the field of gemmology. Read more »

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Corinne Sutherland

Corinne Sutherland's passion and dedication to gemmology helped shape many educational pathways from which the industry benefits today. Read more »
Sylvia Whincup numbers a crystal topaz from the National Museum of Victoria in Melbourne. | Source: National Archives

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Sylvia Whincup

In the latest addition to Jeweller’s ‘Gemmologists who changed the game’ series, it’s time to shine a light on the contributions of Sylvia Whincup. Read more »
Influential Australian gemmologists: Corinne Sutherland, Geoff Tombs and Grant Hamid in 1980.

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Serving an industry amid constantly evolution

Over the past six issues of Jeweller magazine, we’ve taken a closer look at the many gemmologists who have transformed the industry over the years. Read more »

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