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Headlines from across the jewellery trade, gathered in one place. Read the opening paragraph here, then the full story at its source.
Two Greater Toronto Area jewellery stores faced separate attacks within days of each other, exposing critical security vulnerabilities. Read the latest edition of Crime Report.
Read the full story at Jewellery Business (opens in a new tab)Play Hidden Gem, a Wordle-style game for jewellery professionals built on trade terms, gems, and design language.
Read the full story at Jewellery Business (opens in a new tab)Jewellery-making supplier Cooksongold has partnered with London-based creative jewellery hub FORGE to launch a new 12-month graduate residency, offering an emerging jeweller access to professional workshop facilities, materials and industry support.
Read the full story at Retail Jeweller (opens in a new tab)Swiss watch brand Gerald Charles has opened its first shop-in-shop in Taiwan, located within Chung Mei Watch’s Nanjing store in Taipei, just ten months after entering the market.
Read the full story at Retail Jeweller (opens in a new tab)British independent watch brand The Camden Watch Company has unveiled its new Till Death collection, featuring matching watch designs for couples and friends, available from October 31.
Read the full story at Retail Jeweller (opens in a new tab)Independent jewellery retailer Godshaw Jewellers in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, is set to close after nearly 80 years in business, following the retirement of owner Steve Godshaw.
Read the full story at Retail Jeweller (opens in a new tab)Founded on Market Street in late November 1981 by John Carter before establishing its iconic Rose Crescent home in 1982, Cellini has grown into a cornerstone of Cambridge’s independent retail scene. Now celebrating its 45th year, co-owner and retail director, Jack Bainbridge, speaks to Retail…
Read the full story at Retail Jeweller (opens in a new tab)Three new directors added to the association’s board of directors.
Read the full story at INSTORE (opens in a new tab)Massachusetts retailer Eric Stevens shares the passions that keep him busy beyond the showcase, from classic rock and travel to a lifelong love of natural diamonds.
Read the full story at INSTORE (opens in a new tab)As the jewelry trade ventures into unfamiliar territory, independents prove they are up for the challenge — and as relevant as ever More than half of diamond engagement rings sold are now man-made, robots are handling client communications, the “pensioner class” holds the wealth and the young are not even sure if they want to…
Read the full story at INSTORE (opens in a new tab)She is known as the queen of celebrity Halloween, and for good reason.
Read the full story at INSTORE (opens in a new tab)From hammered gold to carved crystal, I made jewelry that felt like sculpture, not just carats. Who am I?
Read the full story at INSTORE (opens in a new tab)The average North American jeweler keeps getting older, and is increasingly likely to be a woman. They still work long hours, though fewer than they used to. And while they have their irrational fears, the future, for all its uncertainty, isn’t one of them.
Read the full story at INSTORE (opens in a new tab)2026 has been the year lab-grown diamonds cemented their status as a jewelry staple. Here, jewelers share what they believe is driving LGD sales and what it means for how they sell natural diamonds.
Read the full story at INSTORE (opens in a new tab)It’s been a challenging year for jewelers to navigate with gold reaching record highs, inflation surging and demographic and other changes driving a new economy. Here we look at the impact on jewelers.
Read the full story at INSTORE (opens in a new tab)Many jewelers are earning a nice living from their trade, supported by a strong economy and rising prices — but one operational area continues to stand out as an area that needs improvement. (Hint: it’s not sales.)
Read the full story at INSTORE (opens in a new tab)Not only do buying and selling sum up what jewelry retailers do at the most basic level, but they also hint at what makes the business such sport: the informed bets on the right inventory and brands, and the thrill of the close. Here, jewelers share what they got right — and wrong.
Read the full story at INSTORE (opens in a new tab)The Swiss watchmaker unveiled its Fall/Winter novelties at a Toronto media luncheon. Read on to learn about the standout watches and what sets each collection apart.
Read the full story at Jewellery Business (opens in a new tab)Three jewellery professionals receive support to advance their appraisal credentials through the scholarship program. Meet the 2026 recipients.
Read the full story at Jewellery Business (opens in a new tab)Explore how the jeweller brings 112 new creations and more than a century of design history together in a limited-edition book. View the digital catalog.
Read the full story at Jewellery Business (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 2 Nov 2026, 20:21 UTC.
