De Beers publishes latest sales results, rejects third takeover bid

The world’s largest diamond producer, the De Beers Group, has published the results of its fourth sales cycle of the year, noting a decline in sales during a traditionally slow period.


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$35,000 up for grabs: Opal awards right around the corner

There are just six weeks to go until entries close for the Australian Opal Awards, a jewellery and carving competition.


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Jewellers tee off for a worthy cause

Anticipation is building for the annual New South Wales Jewellers Golf Day, scheduled to take place on Tuesday, 30 July.


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Sanctions stall over concerns about the viability of tracing programs

The US Government is reportedly softening its stance on the Russian diamond industry and the associated punitive sanctions since the invasion of Ukraine in 2022.


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Contrasting jewellery sales in critical markets for Michael Hill International

It’s been a tale of two countries for Michael Hill International, reporting strong sales in Australia contrasted with poor performance in New Zealand.


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New money laundering laws: Millions at stake

As previously reported, Australia’s Attorney General’s Department has released a consultation paper for the jewellery industry outlining its anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing regime.


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New money laundering laws: What do jewellers need to know?

Australia’s Attorney General’s Department has released a consultation paper for the jewellery industry outlining its anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing regime which will impact all sectors of the Australian jewellery industry. 


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