Hitting jewellery high notes: Sparkling at the 2021 Grammy Awards

Music's big night saw the world's chart-topping artists don their finery and hit the red carpet for the 63rd Grammy Awards at Los Angeles' Staples Center.  Chain bracelets, dazzling diamond necklaces and statement earrings adorned the ladies, while men's jewellery was all about understated yet stylish bracelets and brooches. 
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More positive feedback for Trade Days following Sydney event

Following on from the successful Gold Coast Trade Days, exhibitors have praised the sold-out Sydney event which took place on Saturday 13 March and Sunday 14 March, citing its positive atmosphere and professional organisation.
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US fancy colour diamond supplier establishes Australian office

LJ West Diamonds, one of the largest fancy colour diamond suppliers in the US, has established an Australian subsidiary headquartered in Perth and led by former Rio Tinto executive William Gant.
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Year of love: we can make it

Arabella Roden explores how a tumultuous and unpredictable 2020 has impacted the wedding and engagement market, and the repercussions for 2021
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Brand Aid

The benefits of stocking branded jewellery are particularly pertinent in the 'COVID-normal' retail environment, writes Arabella Roden
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OSJAG

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Now Showing: Making a diamond grenade; a Sultan's jewel-encrusted gun; and record-breaking Australian opal

Take a few moments to enjoy Jeweller's Friday Flicks video selection including updates on current affairs and insights into our jewellery trade. This week, watch as a jeweller makes a diamond grenade, see the gemstone-covered gun owned by an 18th Century Sultan, and find out how much a record-breaking Australian opal sold for.
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