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Practical Guide Helps Consumers Refresh Jewellery Collections and Define Personal Style

An experienced Australian jewellery designer has outlined a step-by-step framework aimed at helping consumers reassess their existing accessories, avoid unnecessary purchases and build collections that match their personal style. The guidance combines a three-word self-assessment technique, a systematic “jewellery reset” exercise and a list of core pieces regarded as wardrobe staples. Who Is Behind the […]

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A split-view photograph inside the crowded Vicenzaoro jewelry trade show. The left side shows traditional goldsmiths working with hammers and a forge in a rustic workshop. The right side features modern technology with robotic arms 3D printing complex gold structures and technicians monitoring screens with upward-trending financial graphs indicating record gold prices. A bright vertical beam of light connects the traditional and technological sections amidst the busy exhibition hall.

Vicenzaoro January 2026: Technology and Tradition Unite to Face Record Gold Prices

The Vicenzaoro January 2026 show, taking place from January 16 to 20 in Vicenza, Italy, arrives with the status of the jewelry sector’s first major annual thermometer. Under the theme “People Product Places,” the event will gather over 1,300 exhibitors. It aims to evaluate, in real-time, the industry’s capacity to react to two central challenges:

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A tablet displays the digital interface for the "2026 EDITION JEWELRY SUPPLIER DIRECTORY," stating "MORE THAN 460 COMPANIES FEATURED" with a search bar and various supplier logos like Aura Gems and Diamond Works. The device rests on a wooden table surrounded by luxury diamond rings, gold necklaces, and loose gems, against a backdrop of a busy jewelry trade show convention floor with a banner that reads "CONNECTING THE JEWELRY INDUSTRY.

The 2026 edition of the Jewelry Supplier Directory brings together more than 460 companies

The 2026 Jewelry and Watch Supplier Directory is now available and consolidates essential information for industry professionals in Australia and New Zealand in a single publication. Recognized as the industry’s “bible,” the publication maps the market by listing more than 460 companies, organized to facilitate contact between retailers, manufacturers, designers, distributors, and specialized service providers.

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Ramsdens Breaks £100 Million Revenue Barrier on Strong Metals and Retail Demand

Ramsdens Holdings reported record results for the financial year ended 30 September 2025, lifting revenue past the £100 million threshold for the first time and delivering double-digit growth across all key profit metrics. The diversified financial services and retail group benefited from sustained high gold prices, robust demand for pre-owned jewellery and an expanding store

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Pragnell Debuts Origins Collection Inspired by 17th-Century Ceiling

British jeweller Pragnell has introduced the Origins collection, a new range of gold and diamond pieces that draw directly from a 430-year-old plaster ceiling uncovered at the company’s Wood Street headquarters in Stratford-upon-Avon. The launch builds on the family-owned firm’s tradition of referencing historical design elements from its surroundings and underlines its commitment to British

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Natural Diamond Story Faces Pressure as Lab-Created Stones Gain Ground

The rise of mass-produced, laboratory-grown diamonds is forcing the natural diamond industry to reconsider a marketing narrative that has focused for decades on flawless perfection, rarity and eternal value. Industry specialist Daniel Nyfeler, managing director of Gübelin Gem Lab, outlines how current market dynamics are reshaping consumer expectations and exposing weaknesses in traditional supply-chain practices.

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Rising Supply of Lab-Grown Stones Forces Diamond Trade to Rethink Marketing Narrative

The rapid expansion of industrial-scale production of laboratory-grown diamonds is pressuring the traditional diamond sector to reconsider decades of branding built on rarity, flawlessness and enduring value. Market observers note that stones produced in reactors now match natural diamonds in chemical composition and top-tier grades while selling for a fraction of the price, eroding a

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Bob’s Watches to Launch Pre-Owned Rolex Boutique at JFK Terminal 8 on January 12

Bob’s Watches plans to open a dedicated boutique for pre-owned Rolex timepieces inside John F. Kennedy International Airport on January 12, extending the company’s resale model into one of the busiest travel hubs in the United States. The store will occupy retail space in Terminal 8, a concourse that serves several major domestic and international

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Hardware Washers Become Antiqued Bracelets in Step-by-Step Jewelry Guide

A new tutorial from designer Rena Klingenberg outlines how common hardware-store washers can be converted into flexible, antiqued bracelets by combining heavy-gauge jump rings, patina inks and a toggle clasp. The project, featured on Jewelry Making Journal, details every stage of the process, from surface preparation to final assembly, and emphasizes how minor adjustments allow

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