Jeweller Magazine: Jewellery News and Trends
WEBJan 10, 2024 · United we stand, divided we fall. TRENT CULLUM urges the jewellery industry to settle petty disagreements for the sake of the trade. Read More ». Jeweller is Australia and New Zealand’s leading industry magazine, serving both jewellery consumers and trade with the latest in business news and trends.
Kaleidoscope: Fancy colour diamond tender launched
WEB1 day ago · Rio Tinto has launched its 2024 Beyond Rare Tender, showcasing 48 lots of fancy colour diamonds. The Colour Awakened collection is spearheaded by seven ‘Old Masters’, historic diamonds from the Argyle mine - seven round brilliant cut pink and red diamonds, ranging from 0.6 carats to 2.63 carats. Each diamond was …
Does anything truly last forever? - Jeweller Magazine
WEBJun 4, 2024 · An announcement of a new De Beers strategy is now slated for JCK. There have already been many interesting suggestions. These include acquisition by the Botswana government, which is a 15 per cent owner of De Beers and 50 per cent owner of Debswana. Botswana is arguably the stakeholder with the most to lose or gain.
A jewellery spectacular: Met Gala 2021
WEBSep 23, 2021 · Warm-toned gemstones, including citrine, rubies, and garnet, were on display, as were heavy chandelier earrings. And with the freedom to take risks, fashion-forward men's jewellery stole some of the spotlight, with statement necklaces on show. Known as fashion's 'night of nights', the annual Met Gala – held at New York City's historic ...
What’s old is gold: understand vintage and antique jewellery
WEBFeb 20, 2021 · Antique and vintage jewellery has always stood apart. In a world seemingly obsessed with the latest innovations and cutting-edge technologies, these pieces – meticulously crafted by hand, built to last, often one-of-a-kind – offer a compelling contrast that appeals to a small, yet passionate subset of consumers.
Why diamonds?: Exploring the history and future of the …
WEBJun 10, 2021 · The modern discovery of diamonds in South Africa is well-documented. In 1867, 15-year-old Erasmus Jacobs picked up a 21-carat stone by a riverbank; three years later a Griqua farm boy, Booi, picked up an 83-carat stone on land near the Orange River.
Personalised Jewellery: Up close & personal - Jeweller Magazine
WEBJul 15, 2021 · A lesser-known personalised trend that appears to be enjoying a resurgence is acrostic jewellery – also called ‘hidden message’ jewellery. Credited to the 18th Century Parisian jeweller Jean-Baptiste Mellerio, acrostic jewellery featured messages spelled out with the ‘language of gemstones’.
Jeweller ranked #1 jewellery industry publication – again
WEBJan 11, 2022 · As of 31 December 2021, Alexa, the global ranking system for analysing website readership, recorded Jeweller’s world ranking at 54,878, ahead of 28 other business-to-business (b2b) jewellery publications.. Alexa, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Amazon, measures important metrics, including ‘Traffic’, ‘Daily Time’, ‘Page Views’ and …
The smart jewellery breakthrough - Jeweller Magazine
WEBAug 5, 2017 · Enter smart jewellery. Combining society’s obsession with connectivity and style, smart jewellery refers to an assortment of rings, bracelets, necklaces and earrings that aim to improve health, productivity and communications, all while maintaining a fashion-first stance. The latest iterations are less gimmicky and more wearable, shattering ...
2021 – The Year when The Diamond Industry Rebounded
WEBFeb 7, 2022 · The past two years have seen the diamond industry see-saw down and then rocket back up again. The eventual progression of the COVID-19 pandemic to endemic status should allow most of the world to return to normal.