A curated view of the stories, market movements and ideas shaping the global jewellery and diamond industry.
From carbon crystallizing deep within the Earth billions of years ago to the precision cutting, gemological science and advanced technology of today, discover the extraordinary evolution of the diamond.
Discover the four essential characteristics used to understand diamond quality: Cut, Color, Clarity and Carat Weight — and learn how they work together when comparing a diamond.
One crystal, two different origins. Discover how natural and laboratory-grown diamonds are formed, what they share, and how modern gemology distinguishes them.
The diamond market enters October with continued demand for selected round diamonds while elongated fancy shapes remain an important area of interest. Oval, marquise, emerald and other well-proportioned fancy cuts continue to attract attention in larger sizes.
A significant development for the natural diamond industry as De Beers moves toward full ownership of the Canadian diamond operation.
Pandora has opened a major new manufacturing facility in Vietnam, highlighting continued investment in large-scale jewellery production in Asia.
Audemars Piguet expands beyond its celebrated watch heritage with a new interpretation of the Royal Oak through high jewellery.
Industry organisations continue to debate terminology and positioning as the natural and laboratory-grown diamond markets develop increasingly distinct identities.
Designers and retailers are adapting their collections as gold remains a central influence on jewellery design, pricing and consumer demand.
International jewellery groups and independent retailers continue investing in stores, brands and customer experience as the luxury market evolves.
Jewellery World brings together selected developments from respected international jewellery and diamond industry publications.