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  • Jan- 2021 -
    21 January
    Lilienthal Berlin launches new meteorite watch collection

    Lilienthal Berlin launches new meteorite watch collection

    Lilienthal Berlin has released a new limited edition series,“The Infinite Freedom of the Universe” which features real pieces of meteorite in the centre of the dial for a starting price of €1,199 (£1,059). Together with the case made from “high quality” titanium, a scratch-resistant glass case back, Superluminova-coated hands and…

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  • 20 January
    Petra Diamonds revenue slides 8%

    Petra Diamonds revenue slides 8%

    Petra Diamonds saw revenue fall by 8% to $178.1m (£130m) in the first half of 2020, down from $193.9m (£) the previous year, attributed to the continuous impact of Covid-19. The group sold 1,712,797 carats in 2020, which was marginally less than in 2019, when 1,743,807 carats sold. In 2020,…

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  • 20 January
    Goldsmiths’ Company hires new head for 2021 fair

    Goldsmiths’ Company hires new head for 2021 fair

    The Goldsmiths’ Company has appointed Matthew Burgess to be the new head of its 2021 fair, covering for Harriet Scott who is on maternity leave. Burgess, a digital engagement and arts professional, has previously worked with leading Mayfair galleries, artists and museums in the UK, as well as around the…

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  • 19 January
    Istanbul Jewelry Show postponed until May

    Istanbul Jewelry Show postponed until May

    Organisers for the annual Istanbul Jewelry Show have announced that the event has now been postponed until 27-30 May 2021.  The trade show was originally set to take place between 25-28 March 2021, but has been scheduled in light of ongoing restrictions on international travel.  The rescheduled event will take…

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  • 19 January
    Alrosa to maintain zero buyout obligations

    Alrosa to maintain zero buyout obligations

    Alrosa has announced it will maintain its zero buyout obligation on goods allocation for the seventh consequent month. Seeing the diamond industry’s long-term health and stability as a priority, the company said it will keep fully flexible trading conditions for its long-term clients during the first trading session of 2021.…

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  • 19 January
    NAJ welcomes new team member

    NAJ welcomes new team member

    The National Association of Jewellers (NAJ) has appointed Victoria Louise as its new membership liaison. Louise brings years of experience in the jewellery industry, having previously worked at V by Laura Vann as a global sales representative and Espree jewellery, where she was a member of the development team. Furthermore,…

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  • 19 January
    Sunak looks to raise corporation tax in March budget

    Sunak looks to raise corporation tax in March budget

    Chancellor Rishi Sunak is reportedly looking to raise corporation tax in the upcoming March budget to pay off the estimated £400bn borrowed by the UK throughout the pandemic. According to The Financial Times, the alleged move has sparked uproar among business owners who claim they are still struggling with the economic impact of Covid-19. However, it…

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  • 18 January
    Jewellery industry to become sustainability leader, says new report

    Jewellery industry to become sustainability leader, says new report

    The new Jewellery Trend Report by jewellery brand Taylor & Hart has identified that the industry will become a leader in environmentalism and sustainability in the coming years. According to the report, two-thirds of brands are currently monitoring their environmental impact more closely, while consumers are also purchasing jewellery and…

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  • 18 January
    Lucara recovers 341 carat diamond from Botswana mine

    Lucara recovers 341 carat diamond from Botswana mine

    Lucara has announced the recovery of an unbroken 341 carat top white gem quality diamond from its Karowe Diamond Mine in Botswana. The diamond was reportedly recovered over the holiday period from the milling of ore sourced from the south western quadrant of the South Lobe M/PK(S) unit. The recovery…

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  • 15 January
    Hallmarking down by 12.1% in December

    Hallmarking down by 12.1% in December

    The total number of pieces hallmarked during December 2020 decreased by only 12.1% compared with the same month last year, according to the latest figures from the Birmingham Assay office. Gold hallmarked pieces decreased 4.7% from 290,186 to 276,475 and silver items decreased17.7% from 326,442 to 268,709. Platinum hallmarking also…

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