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Gold jewellery demand rises, for some
Demand for gold jewellery reached a record US$28.4bn in value in the first quarter of this year, according to the…
Classique launches Peace Movement
Classique Watches is launching the ‘Peace Movement’ watch in the lead up to the 10th annual Peace Day – the…
Hibbins heads to Skill Olympics
Natalee Hibbins, a 20-year-old jewellery apprentice in Perth, will represent Australia in the 41st WorldSkills International Competition.
Last chance for Opal Awards
Jewellery designers have just two weeks left to enter the 2011 International Boulder Opal Jewellery Design Awards.
Counter intelligence
Computer technology has changed, and is continuing to change, the way Australian jewellery retailers do business. Jenny Berich looks at…
Out of Africa – Miller Diamonds
Fourteen years after leaving their successful diamond wholesale business in Johannesburg, Des Miller and his three sons have successfully established…
Pandora increases revenue by 41 percent
Pandora increased its revenue by 41 percent and its net profit by 90.7 percent in the first quarter of 2011.
Luxury consumers say no to Made in China
American luxury consumers are becoming increasingly aware of the ‘place of manufacture’ when shopping, according to Unity Marketing’s latest report.…
ICA launches coloured competiton
The International Colour Gemstone Association and trade fair organiser UBM Asia have jointly launched the first International Gem Cutting &…
Constantin on display in Singapore
Two hundred and fifty years of Vacheron Constantin watchmaking will go on display at the National Museum of Singapore next…