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Brands see booming demand for their heritage pieces, which they are buying back, restoring and offering for sale once more
Zero-carbon claims must be seen in context of repurposed stones and impact on mining, analysts say
Oil veteran Al Cook to replace Bruce Cleaver after 7 years in charge
Antique jewellery is finding a new market, especially pieces by Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels
Mandatory standards aim to boost jewellery exports and give consumers more confidence in the purity of gold they buy
London showcases bold contemporary styles aimed for an international clientele
Two Geneva-based events want to fill the gap left by the now-defunct trade show
Cutters and polishers strengthen traceability to retain business
Design collaborations are commonplace between talents in fashion and even watches, but rare between jewellers
Embattled London-listed miner launches debt-cutting drive
Creativity behind this year’s launches is influenced by global supply chain constraints
Prices for the semi-precious stone have soared after supply was squeezed by coup, Covid and sanctions
Diamond sales have held up thanks to pent up demand from consumers following the pandemic
Brands offer latest pieces to preferred clients well ahead of official unveilings
French company has brought back labels such as Oscar Massin, Rouvenat and Vever
Chanel and Dior are among the houses creating unique gems to generate buzz and cater to the demand for one-off pieces
From David Bailey’s Parade to Prince Philip’s speedboat – here are the sales to bid for
Baroque Rocks’ repurposed pieces are winning high-profile retail fans
Rational behaviour by leading producers has balanced the market and helped prices to rebound
Pandemic-induced increase in selling online has seen demographic shift to younger buyers more comfortable using digital devices
A V&A exhibition will show lesser known jewellery by the company famous for its imperial Easter eggs
Russia’s Alrosa says inventories are at historic lows, blaming mine closures and lack of new projects
Although hard to quantify its value, jadeite, the jeweller’s favourite form, is weaving its magic
The Swiss laboratory attempts to build consumer confidence via numerical ratings based on the 100-point wine-scoring scale
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