Beware of being caught up in jewellery marketing jargon

Regular readers will be aware that I am not a fan of buzzwords. You know the type of thing – terms such as thought leader, empower, sea change, drill down, engagement and journey, just to name a few. And it’s even worse when it’s politically correct marketing jargon.
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First 'public tender' of Argyle pink diamonds expected to break records

The first-ever 'public tender' of Argyle pink diamonds, including 33 previously-owned stones ranging from 0.23–2.00 carats, is expected to break the record for the most expensive diamond sold in Australia.
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Diamond market rebounds; prices rise

The international diamond trade has continued to recover following the COVID-19 downturn, with manufacturers striving to meet strong consumer demand from the US and China and rising prices for rough and polished stones.
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Supplier introduces European jewellery collection

RJ Scanlan & Co. has expanded its fine jewellery offering, introducing the full range of The Lux Collection to the Australian market.
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Indian trade body announces international jewellery fair in Dubai

The Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC), which organises the India International Jewellery Show (IIJS) Premiere and Signature, has announced a new trade fair to be held in Dubai from 14–16 August 2021.
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Rare gold and silver nuggets go on display in Perth

The Perth Mint has unveiled two rare large gold and silver nuggets – which have been named the King Henry and the Karratha Queen – as part of its new Australian precious metals public exhibition.
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Why diamonds?: Exploring the history and future of the world’s most iconic gemstone

Australian geologist EWEN TYLER AM has been called the 'Father of Australian diamonds', having led the discovery of the country's three diamond mines. Here, he reflects on humanity’s captivation with these shimmering stones.
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