JEWELLER MAGAZINESEP 29, 2026
GIA Expands Into Watchmaking Education With FHH Partnership
GIA is expanding into watchmaking education through a new FHH partnership, with students gaining access to specialist horology programmes from 2027
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JEWELLER MAGAZINESEP 23, 2026
3,000-Year-Old Gold Bracelet Discovered in Wales
A metal detectorist in Wales has uncovered a 3,000-year-old gold bracelet, described as a once-in-a-lifetime find and now being studied by Museum Wales
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JEWELLER MAGAZINESEP 22, 2026
WFDB Raises Concerns Over CIBJO’s ‘Synthetic’ Diamond Terminology
The World Federation of Diamond Bourses has raised concerns over CIBJO’s move towards ‘synthetic’, calling for governments and trade bodies to ensure lab-created
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JEWELLER MAGAZINESEP 16, 2026
CIBJO Launches Comprehensive International Opal Guide
CIBJO has launched its new Opal Guide, providing an internationally recognised system for classifying opal varieties and documenting major deposits around the world
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JEWELLER MAGAZINESEP 8, 2026
The Kimberley Sunset Ring Captures Australia in Pink Diamonds
Handcrafted over 160 hours, the Kimberley Sunset Ring brings 229 rare Argyle pink diamonds together in a design inspired by Western Australia
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JEWELLER MAGAZINESEP 3, 2026
Australian Opal Exhibition Celebrates Play of Colour
A major trade showcase reveals the remarkable colours, patterns and varieties that make every Australian opal entirely individual
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JEWELLER MAGAZINEAUG 18, 2026
Disgraced Jewellery Tycoon’s Story Becomes a Podcast
A new four-part podcast from Daily Telegraph reporters Mick Brown and Robert Mendick explores the rise and fall of Nirav Modi, once one of India’s best-known jewellery entrepreneurs.
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JEWELLER MAGAZINEJUL 29, 2026
CIBJO Set to Adopt ‘Synthetic’ Terminology for Lab-Created Diamonds
CIBJO is expected to recommend the use of "synthetic" instead of "laboratory-grown" or "laboratory-created" when describing man-made diamonds.
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JEWELLER MAGAZINEJUL 22, 2026
Lucara Recovers 1,305-Carat Diamond at Botswana Mine
Lucara Diamond Corp. has recovered a remarkable 1,305-carat rough diamond from its Karowe mine in Botswana.
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