
Mikaelah Egan
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6 days ago |
jewellermagazine.com | Samuel Ord |Emily Mobbs |Mikaelah Egan |Arabella Roden
What few people realise is that anyone can predict the future. Everyone can do it - it’s easy!However, doing so with pinpoint accuracy is not. People who are in the business of making predictions or forecasts - the difference between the two is the time frame - are simply guessing, and sometimes they get it right and sometimes they don’t.
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Mar 26, 2025 |
jewellermagazine.com | Samuel Ord |Garry L. Holloway |Mikaelah Egan
Swarovski recently reported a substantial increase in sales over the past financial year, driven by the popularity of lab-created diamonds. A recent study from the US found that 52 per cent of couples purchased an engagement ring featuring lab-created diamonds in the past year. In contrast, while sales at Signet have declined in recent months, the company has reportedly prioritised a more apparent distinction between natural and lab-created products.
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Jan 20, 2025 |
jewellermagazine.com | Samuel Ord |Mikaelah Egan
After two decades, the US occupation of Afghanistan concluded in August 2021, and the World Bank estimates that the country’s economy has shrunk by 25 per cent over the past two years. In a bid to revive the economy, the Taliban is reportedly prioritising the sale of natural resources, which includes weekly emerald auctions.
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Jan 13, 2025 |
jewellermagazine.com | Samuel Ord |Mikaelah Egan |Justin K Prim
Sapphire miner Matt Betteridge revealed his discovery of a 394-carat sapphire on social media. He explained that with the area recently hit with heavy rain, he decided to undertake some fossicking. In an interview with Yahoo, he said that the gemstone had been ‘waiting to be found’. While it won’t be faceted into a gemstone and has a modest commercial value, Betteridge said it will be kept as a prized possession. “It's not going to be faceted into a big gem or nothing.
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Jan 13, 2025 |
jewellermagazine.com | Samuel Ord |Mikaelah Egan |Justin K Prim
Sapphire miner Matt Betteridge revealed his discovery of a 394-carat sapphire on social media. He explained that with the area recently hit with heavy rain, he decided to undertake some fossicking. In an interview with Yahoo, he said that the gemstone had been ‘waiting to be found’. While it won’t be faceted into a gemstone and has a modest commercial value, Betteridge said it will be kept as a prized possession. “It's not going to be faceted into a big gem or nothing.
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