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Actualités de la joaillerie
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Consumers are increasingly looking beyond traditional expectations around diamond size, quality and design, choosing larger diamonds and more personalised options.
Lab-created diamonds could be heading toward a new future in technology, as Chinese manufacturers increasingly shift their focus from jewellery to applications in semiconductors, artificial intelligence (AI), and advanced electronics.
Amid widespread concern about how a struggling diamond market affects the economic outlook of communities that depend on the industry for employment, the De Beers Group has made a sizable contribution to Botswana’s economic future.
Setting thousands of diamonds into a single creation is one challenge; engineering the finished piece to move with the body is another. A team of jewellers tackled both tasks to create the latest Victoria’s Secret Fantasy Bra, dedicating more than 1,000 hours to its construction.
The stewardship of Argyle Pink Diamonds has officially crossed continents, transitioning from Australian mining powerhouse Rio Tinto to British luxury retailer Boodles. Jeweller discusses the critical questions surrounding the future of the brand with JODY WAINWRIGHT.
As living costs rise and young Australians rethink their approach to luxury spending, an increasing number of couples are choosing lab-created diamonds for their engagement rings.
Luxury group Richemont, owner of brands such as Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels, is reportedly in talks to join a consortium bidding for the diamond miner De Beers Group.
A nine-carat fancy colour pink diamond stolen from a French château almost 100 years ago is returning to public display, with the historic diamond set to feature in an exhibition at the Château de Chantilly.
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