Diamonds Archives - Page 17 of 21

Diamond daze

The GFC has slowed diamond sales around the world but local suppliers seem confident that the Australian market is already…

In reaction to reports of violations of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme in Zimbabwe, the World Federation of Diamond Bourses…

Following the launch of its nano-photographic diamond inscription service to consumers last year, Gemory has now made its service available…

Diamonds may be a girl's best friend but many 'girls' are discovering they have room in their lives for some…

The Wittelsbach diamond, a 17th century cushion-shaped fancy deep grayish blue VS2 diamond weighing 35.56 carats, has sold for US…

Rami Baron, the president of the newly formed Diamond Dealers Club of Australia, explains why Australia needs its own bourse.

Winning the De Beers Diamonds-International Award in 2000 catapulted 'suburban jeweller' John Calleija to the centre of the world's jewellery…

New treatments are making it increasingly difficult to tell the difference between natural and treated diamonds.

Local wholesalers and retailers reveal what impact the 'slowing economy' is having on diamond sales.

Gabi Tolkowsky, the world's most famous diamond cutter, reveals the secrets behind his success.

The Jewellers Association of Australia has warned jewellery retailers and suppliers to keep away from inaccurately graded diamonds.