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The latest designs by Victoire de Castellane explore layered compositions featuring gemstones, lacquer and nature-inspired motifs
Read the full story at Jewellery Focus (opens in a new tab)Audemars Piguet is putting the minute repeater back in the spotlight with three new Supersonnerie creations. The two Royal Oak models offer contrasting materials and dial colours, while the Code 11.59 takes a more contemporary approach, revealing movement elements beneath a sapphire dial. All three are powered by the manually wound calibre 2953 and feature…
Read the full story at MONOCHROME Watches (opens in a new tab)Sandawana emerald and diamond earrings by Brij Sons that were on display at their JCK show booth. Notice how green these emeralds are even though they are quite small. Their vivid green color in both tiny and larger sizes is what sets these rare emeralds apart from those of other sources.
Read the full story at Gem Spectrum (opens in a new tab)Swedish jewellery design house Annette Welander has launched a bespoke redesign and repurposing service, allowing customers to transform existing jewellery into new pieces using their original precious metals and gemstones.
Read the full story at Retail Jeweller (opens in a new tab)People in the watch community constantly misunderstand aventurine. The sparkly, often dark blue substance used for watch dials isn’t a natural gemstone dug from the ground (though a natural quartzite stone later named aventurine also exists). Rather, it’s a product of accident and human ingenuity. The aventurine we typically see in watches dates back to…
Read the full story at Fratello Watches (opens in a new tab)A 23.44-carat brooch and 60.50-carat necklace, courtesy of a Law Roach birthday surprise.
Read the full story at INSTORE (opens in a new tab)To understand the history of ruby, one must get familiar with the Burmese deposits. Myanmar (former Burma until 1992) is famous for its gem wealth, especially in the geologically complex, remote and fascinating Mogok Stone Tract in the Mandalay region.
Read the full story at Gem Spectrum (opens in a new tab)Faceting citrine stone using the Shield of the Heart design is one of the exercises in Twelve Easy Gemstone Faceting Designs, A Guide for the Beginner Gemcutter. Written as a learning tool for beginner faceters, the book introduces twelve designs that progressively develop gemstone-cutting skills. The Shield of the Heart is the eighth design, helping…
Read the full story at Rock & Gem (opens in a new tab)Sapphire connoisseurs know that “Classic Kashmir” is a trade term that has been used in the markets to describe blue sapphires with visual and chemical characteristics consistent with those from the historical Kashmir occurrence in India, namely intense blue colour with a velvety appearance caused by profuse minute rutile inclusions. This designation is typically attributed…
Read the full story at Gem Spectrum (opens in a new tab)Hidden within this peridot from Mogok, Myanmar lies a tiny crystal of biotite, surrounded by a delicate strain (dislocation) halo. Captured during the gemstone's natural growth, this inclusion offers a rare glimpse into the geological environment in which the crystal formed deep within the Earth.
Read the full story at Gem Spectrum (opens in a new tab)Designed as unisex jewellery, the collection features five gemstone options: lapis lazuli, green jade, turquoise, rose quartz and black onyx
Read the full story at Jewellery Focus (opens in a new tab)The Grande Dame of the art world has everything from one-of-a-kind creations by JAR to spectacular colored gemstones.
Read the full story at Robb Report (opens in a new tab)Take a few moments to enjoy Jeweller's Friday Flicks video selection, including updates on current affairs and insights into the jewellery trade. This week, discover a potato-sized gold nugget making a last-minute appearance, explore the highlights of the 2026 Munich Gem Show, and venture into the world of bargaining for raw emeralds in Pakistan.
Read the full story at Jeweller Magazine (opens in a new tab)Gemstone rings can get wet, but not all of them are water-friendly! Some stones can handle a little water, while others need more care. Before washing your hands or jumping into the shower, it’s good to know what your ring can handle. It really depends on the type of gemstone, the metal, the finish, and…
Read the full story at Rock & Gem (opens in a new tab)Cursed gemstones have long been linked to royal deaths, broken romances, and unexplained misfortune. From the Black Prince’s Ruby to the Hope Diamond, these infamous cursed gemstones have inspired stories of tragedy and bad luck while continuing to captivate collectors and gem enthusiasts. The Black Prince and Pedro the Cruel Deposed Spanish king, Don Pedro…
Read the full story at Rock & Gem (opens in a new tab)Some of the house's archival treasures will be on show at the museum until next March.
Read the full story at Robb Report (opens in a new tab)A total of 285 stones and roughly 100 carats adorned the jeweler's Victoria Falls necklace and earrings.
Read the full story at Robb Report (opens in a new tab)The writedown puts pressure on Gemfields to sustain improving ruby recoveries at its key Mozambique mine.
Read the full story at MINING.COM (opens in a new tab)A nine-month auction gap ends with firm emerald demand as the miner works to rebuild cash and cut debt.
Read the full story at MINING.COM (opens in a new tab)Say you’re wearing Chanel, without saying you’re wearing Chanel.
Read the full story at Robb Report (opens in a new tab)Headlines and opening paragraphs come from the publishers' public RSS feeds; the full articles, images and copyright remain with each publisher. Jewellery.HK is not affiliated with these publications and does not endorse the companies mentioned. Last collected 4 Nov 2026, 20:07 UTC.
