Diamonds forecast to regain pre-pandemic sparkle in 2022-2024
Diamond Jewellery demand will recover to pre-pandemic levels between 2022 and 2024, with China leading the way, a report commissioned by the Antwerp World Diamond Centre predicted.
“We strongly believe that the industry is in very good shape for a strong rebound,” Olya Linde, a partner at Bain, said.
- Jewellery Trade Shows IV: Sydney’s confused jewellery commuters
As the dust settles after a busy weekend for the Australian jewellery industry, significant confusion has emerged about an unlikely topic of discussion – transport between two competing jewellery fairs.
- Please explain: Industry supplier lashes out at buying group
In what seems to be an extraordinary outburst, one of Australia's smallest industry suppliers has attacked the country’s largest jewellery buying group.
- International Jewellery Fair 2024: Young jewellers shine in the spotlight
The International Jewellery Fair in Sydney was highlighted by the debut of the Benchies Mystery Box Challenge, with emerging artisans testing their skills in front of onlookers against a deadline.
- Fireworks: Nationwide Jewellers lights up Sydney with annual awards
Nationwide Jewellers headed to the W Sydney for the annual Members and Suppliers Awards dinner on Saturday evening, reflecting on accomplishments over the past year and planning for the future.
- Responsible Jewellery Council Part I: Conflict of Interest
The Responsible Jewellery Council has long been criticised over perceived or sometimes actual conflicts of interest, and under new management, these problems are yet to show any signs of resolving.
- Pandora projects a positive finish to 2024
The world’s largest mass-market jewellery brand, Pandora, has increased its sales forecast for the year.
- Australian retailer fears highlighted by new research
New research has detailed the struggles of Australia’s retail sector and the most common solutions many businesses are implementing.
- Alrosa profit falls as weak market takes a toll
Russian diamond producer Alrosa has reported declining revenue in the first half of the financial year.
- Germany’s missing jewellery: Collection back on display
Nearly five years after millions of dollars worth of jewellery was stolen from a museum in Germany, a significant portion of the collection is once again on display.
- International Jewellery Fair 2024: Onwards and upwards
The International Jewellery Fair concluded in Sydney on Monday afternoon, with buyers and suppliers bidding farewell after three busy days of trade.
- International Jewellery Fair 2024: Wrapping it up!
After a bustling three days, the 2024 International Jewellery Fair concluded this afternoon in Sydney.
- International Jewellery Fair 2024: Make new friends, but keep the old
The first two days of the International Jewellery Fair in Sydney are in the books, and as is so often the case, the arrival of new faces has been a key highlight.
- Innovation or exploitation: Can jewellery cure loneliness?
A young Seattle man has invented a necklace that walks a fine line between innovation and invasion.
- Father and son make exceptional diamond discovery
A father and son from Arizona have discovered a unique stone at the Crater of Diamonds State Park.
- 2024 Australian Opal Exhibition: National gemstone in the spotlight
The latest edition of the Australian Opal Exhibition was one to remember, unfolding in Queensland over two days.
- Milestone moment: Independent Jewellers Collective reaches 100 stores
The industry’s youngest buying group has reached a significant milestone just days before the International Jewellery Fair in Sydney.
- Fully booked: Countdown for Sydney Fair nearly over
With just a handful of days remaining until the International Jewellery Fair begins in Sydney, organisers have confirmed that the event is sold out.
- Oversupply issues: De Beers alters sales schedule
The De Beers Group has cancelled its August sight and rescheduled sales for later in the year due to oversupply issues in the diamond industry.
- Kicking goals: Football captain designs jewellery collection
While athletes are increasingly used in marketing campaigns by watch and jewellery brands to reach new audiences, Australian Football League (AFL) players remain an unlikely proposition.
- Membership mystery: ABC Refinery & the Responsible Jewellery Council
A Pallion Group company at the centre of a $200 million legal dispute concerning GST fraud could find itself in hot water with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission and the Responsible Jewellery Council.