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Consider the subtle but distinct differences between ‘colour gemstones’ and ‘coloured gemstones.’ Both are used interchangeably by different sources within the jewellery industry, but they are far from alike!

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What's in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other word, would smell as sweet.

Language is changing faster than ever before. ANGELA HAN explores the importance of keeping current on the latest nomenclature changes. Read more »
Trade fairs present an opportunity to increase your store’s profitability.

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When opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door

The largest Sydney trade show of the past decade is just weeks away. ANGELA HAN stresses the importance of making the most of the opportunities these events present. Read more »

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Veritas odit moras – truth hates delay

‘Corporate transparency’ – world-changing initiative or another buzzword being bandied around? ANGELA HAN digs a little deeper into what these words really mean. Read more »
The term ‘responsibly-sourced’ forms a significant part of Gemfield's marketing, and it’s important to reiterate here that the Gemfields Group is not a member of the RJC. Image: Gemfields

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Gemfields, Fabergé and the Responsible Jewellery Council

It’s no secret that the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) has faced a barrage of criticism since the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine war. Read more »
Jay Z and Beyoncé – wearing the Tiffany Diamond – in the new Tiffany & Co. campaign 'About Love'. Image credit: Mason Poole/Tiffany & Co.

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Beyoncé, Tiffany, and the marketing conundrum

Tiffany & Co.'s latest advertising campaign has made headlines – but will it attract new customers, asks Arabella Roden. Read more »
The ‘Sakura Diamond’ sold for $HK226.275 million at a Christie's auction in May. Image credit: Christie's

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What it’s really worth

The recent auction of the Sakura Diamond at Christie’s was reported to be both ‘disappointing’ and ‘record-breaking’ – so which was it? ARABELLA RODEN explores the complex factors that determine value. Read more »
The way we engage with our surroundings – and each other – has fundamentally changed; even the simple act of shaking hands may no longer take place in the future.

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Retail reality: recalibrating to a new normal

The search for creative solutions to save your business amid the pandemic panic begins with understanding consumers. ANGELA HAN explores business forecasts to help jewellers recalibrate. Read more »

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Melee malaise: Is marketing the only solution for the diamond industry?

Does anyone have the answer to rectify the current malaise in the diamond industry? Before you can fix something you need to know the exact cause of the problem.  Read more »

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Would you propose with a synthetic diamond?

Can anyone really predict the future of synthetic diamonds? COLEBY NICHOLSON asks: Do lab-created diamonds carry the same romantic notions of a natural diamond, or are they shrouded in stigma? Read more »

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When there is no ker-ching; changing times call for changing attitudes

There’s no doubt that the jewellery industry will see some major shifts in 2018 - after all, they have already started. Change is happening all around us now but I have often said that these substantiative shifts take time to flow through to jewellery. Read more »

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Is smart jewellery a smart idea?

Wearable technology is evolving to look a lot like jewellery but should it be classified as such? COLEBY NICHOLSON asks if this expanding, fashion-focused category has a place in the industry. Read more »

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Sorry state of (jewellery) affairs

The recent apology by industry magazine Jewellery World to event organiser Expertise Events would be laughable if it weren’t so serious. COLEBY NICHOLSON investigates the incident, the people involved and the subsequent fallout. Read more »
A modern-day De Beers advertisement

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Would you consider ‘diamond’ a brand?

All too often the word ‘brand’ is confused with ‘label’. For example, a new product cannot be a brand because it has no heritage. However, COLEBY NICHOLSON found himself in an interesting debate about the legacy of ‘diamond’. Read more »

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Australian jewellery industry – a complete picture

Facts and figures about the jewellery sector are often thrown around all too flippantly. COLEBY NICHOLSON discusses how being skeptical actually led him to uncover a wealth of industry revelations. Read more »
Graff is world renowned for its coloured diamond collection. This recent remake of its old campaign has taken the world by storm.

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Create a new love affair with coloured diamonds

Thanks to improved mining and cutting technology as well as the fascination that various celebrities have with coloured diamonds, COLEBY NICHOLSON discovered that many retailers are creating a point of difference using “fancies”.   Read more »

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