Jeweller Magazine

Jeweller is the leading industry magazine in Australia and New Zealand. Established in 1996, it has been the go-to source for the jewellery sector. As the only monthly publication and online platform dedicated to this field, Jeweller is a must-read for important figures such as store owners, managers, and jewellery purchasers.

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Could this signet ring be the key to solving a cold case?

1 week ago | jewellermagazine.com | Samuel Ord |Arabella Roden

A group of children discovered the body of an unknown man in Victoria’s Steavenson River on 25 December 1971. Believed to be in his 40s or 50s with dark hair and a large build, the man was discovered with a gold unicorn watch and a black signet ring. The ring has a mysterious inscription: '21.4.71 P.U.C.K.' Investigators believe this inscription may have been the Cyrillic term '?.?.?.?', which means 'risk' in English.
Mazzucchelli’s opens new Perth flagship store

1 week ago | jewellermagazine.com | Samuel Ord |Arabella Roden

The opening of the Murray Street location was attended by special guests and featured a display from the West Australian Symphony Orchestra. Influencers such as Lissy Graham, Rahnee Bransby, and Lorna McNabb were guests, and ballerina Melissa McCabe performed. WA Liberal leader Basil Zempilas performed the official ribbon cutting. A limited-time exhibition of unique Argyle pink diamond jewellery, as well as pieces from Mazzucchelli’s VIP Diamond Collection and Perla by Autore, was also showcased.
In A Pink Haze: Alluring Then, Alluring Now

1 week ago | jewellermagazine.com | Samuel Ord

Samuel Ord is Jeweller's Editor, covering day-to-day industry news and investigative long-form features. He has over seven years experience as a court reporter and sports journalist.
Australian Jewellery Fair: Good things come in threes

1 week ago | jewellermagazine.com | Samuel Ord

Expertise Events hosted the AJF at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre from 6-7 April, and many exhibitors emphasised the presence of three jewellery industry buying groups as a key highlight. As noted by Jeweller’s 2025 Buying Group Report, Nationwide Jewellers, Showcase Jewellers, and the Independent Jewellers Collective represent more than 500 members and 600 stores, around one-third of the local market.
Ancient shipwreck treasure ends 500-year mystery

1 week ago | jewellermagazine.com | Samuel Ord |Robert Bouquet

Miners working for the De Beers Group discovered a collection of copper ingots and the remnants of elephant ivory while excavating in Namibia in early 2008. Further investigation revealed that the remains of the Bom Jesus had been found scattered in three locations along the coast. The Bom Jesus set sail from Lisbon (Portugal) in March 1533, intending to reach the Indies. After a storm struck the ship, it disappeared without a trace, and its fate was the subject of speculation for nearly 500 years.
Natural diamond marketing set to rise

1 week ago | jewellermagazine.com | Samuel Ord |Garry L. Holloway

As reported by Rapaport News, the world’s largest diamond producer has informed shareholders that it will match any country’s natural diamond marketing contributions this year and is inviting proposals. The company is currently trialling ‘key messages’ on natural and lab-created diamonds and is asking companies to focus their advertising on differentiating between the two categories.
Jewellery industry relieved as pause on Trump’s tariffs confirmed

1 week ago | jewellermagazine.com | Samuel Ord

President Donald Trump initially announced that a minimum tariff of 10 per cent would apply to all imports to the US from 5 April; however, many nations faced much higher tariffs. Five days later, Trump announced on social media that while tariffs on China would be raised to 125 per cent, other countries would be granted a basic 10 per cent tariff and a 90-day day pause had been authorised. Reactions to the announcement have been predictably mixed.
Happy anniversary: Jewellery buying group reaches important milestone

1 week ago | jewellermagazine.com | Samuel Ord

The jewellery industry buying group celebrated its fifth anniversary on 5 April at the Cora Clubhouse on the Gold Coast, welcoming more than 110 retailers, suppliers, and industry leaders to reflect on the journey thus far. IJC was launched in 2020 by founders Joshua Zarb, Senthil Jayaraman, and Evan Muller during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. While Zarb insists that the expansion of the buying group has always been measured, it’s been a rapid rise nonetheless.
WFDB loses important member over US tariff dispute

1 week ago | jewellermagazine.com | Samuel Ord

The WFDB was created in 1947 and claims to have more than 28,000 members across 27 diamond bourses; however, these figures have been disputed. The Israel Diamond Exchange (IDE) has suspended its membership with the WFDB due to a disagreement over the response to new tariffs. As documented by Rapaport News, the dispute centres around comments made by WFDB president Yoram Dvash – a former president of the IDE. Dvash is reportedly in favour of a blanket exemption for diamond imports to the US.
Should your business really be using AI?

1 week ago | jewellermagazine.com | David Brock

I recently heard an outstanding observation from business consultant James Pursey during a sales seminar about using Artificial Intelligence (AI). He said, “If you can’t do it yourself, you probably shouldn’t be using AI.”The only modification I would make is to say that if you can’t do the task excellently yourself, you should probably avoid using AI.