Jewellery Outlook

Jewellery Outlook is an international online magazine dedicated to the jewellery industry, based in the UK. It covers a wide range of topics including diamond and gemstone news, updates on global trade fairs, insights into brands and suppliers, auction highlights, manufacturing processes, and the latest trends in jewellery design. We highlight the talents of emerging jewellery designers alongside new collections from established brands. Our platform offers news, in-depth analysis, and market commentary on jewellery, diamonds, and gemstones. Additionally, we feature interviews, blogs, video segments, and contributions from guest writers.

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TRADE FAIRS - Mood upbeat as crowds surge into JCK Las Vegas

2 weeks ago | jewelleryoutlook.com | David Brough

By David BroughLAS VEGAS – JCK Las Vegas (June 6-9, 2025) saw a big turnout from the start despite uncertainties across the global industry about the impact of U.S. tariffs. JCK Las Vegas 2025 saw brisk turnout from the startVisitor turnout swelled from the outset with strong enquiries at the stands, including the natural diamond pavilion, and steady business foreseen by coloured gemstone suppliers.
Nancy Astor's Cartier turquoise and diamond tiara sells for over 3 times pre-sale estimate at Bonhams London Jewels Sale .

3 weeks ago | jewelleryoutlook.com | David Brough

Cartier: the Astor turquoise and diamond tiara, circa 1930, owned by Nancy Astor, Viscountess Astor (1879-1964), sold for £889,400 (estimate £250,000-350,000). Image courtesy of BonhamsLONDON – Bonhams New Bond Street presented its anticipated London Jewels sale on 5June, 2025. The top lot wasarguably one of the most enduring design legacies from Cartier, the Astor turquoise and diamond tiara, circa 1930, owned by Nancy, Viscountess Astor (1879-1964).
DIAMONDS NEWS - Natural Diamond Council report reveals current realities of laboratory grown diamonds

3 weeks ago | jewelleryoutlook.com | David Brough

Laboratory-Grown Diamond Prices Drop over 90%, Unprecedented High Retailer Margins, and Sustainability Claims can be MisleadingThe Natural Diamond Council (NDC) has launched a report to address some of the common misconceptions surrounding laboratory-grown diamonds and shares latest data from globally respected analysts and researchers.
TRADE FAIRS - Experience the ultimate jewellery trade event of 2025 – The Jewellery Show .

3 weeks ago | jewelleryoutlook.com | David Brough

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TRADE ASSOCIATIONS - Responsible Jewellery Council announces new Board Members for 2025

3 weeks ago | jewelleryoutlook.com | David Brough

LONDON – The Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC), a standards and assurance organisation for the global jewellery and watch industry, has announced the results of its elections for the 2025 Board of Directors. The election saw a diverse group of experienced and passionate individuals elected to represent their respective member forums, bringing a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the RJC’s leadership. “We are thrilled to welcome our new and returning Board members.
Goldsmiths' Craft & Design Council's Awards Exhibition returns to the Goldsmiths' Centre this summer .

3 weeks ago | jewelleryoutlook.com | David Brough

LONDON – The Goldsmiths’ Craft & Design Council (GC&DC) 2025 Awards Exhibition lands at the Goldsmiths’ Centre in Clerkenwell this summer, showcasing a curated selection of winning entries from this year’s GC&DC awards – the UK’s most prestigious accolades for jewellery, silversmithing, and the allied crafts. Running from 2 July to 11 September, 2025, the exhibition will highlight extraordinary creativity, technical skills and original design across a breadth of disciplines.
RARAPORT PRESS RELEASE - Trade cautiously optimistic for JCK

3 weeks ago | jewelleryoutlook.com | David Brough

Price adjustments follow tariff delayLAS VEGAS – The diamond market continued to operate under uncertainty in May, Rapaport reported. The postponement of higher tariffs, and the accompanying dialogue between the US and India, brought some relief to a market that no longer anticipates a 26% duty on polished. A US federal court ruled on May 28 that President Donald Trump lacked authority to impose tariffs unilaterally. The levies remain in place while the administration appeals.
COLOURED GEMSTONES - Comprehensive online opal studies course launched by Gemmological Association of Australia

3 weeks ago | jewelleryoutlook.com | David Brough

SYDNEY, Australia – The Gemmological Association of Australia (GAA) has announced the launch of its ground-breaking Certificate in Opal Studies, the world’s first comprehensive, expert-led online opal course.
INDUSTRY NEWS - Security specialist UK Protection becomes an affiliate sponsor of SaferGems

3 weeks ago | jewelleryoutlook.com | David Brough

Security specialist, UK Protection Ltd, has become an affiliate sponsor of SaferGems on a two-year deal. SaferGems is a UK-wide initiative combating crime in the jewellery, pawnbroking, arts and antiques industry. The initiative is founded and funded by the National Association of Jewellers and TH March and hosted by the British Security Industry Association.
DIAMONDS NEWS GIA to use new descriptive terminology for laboratory-grown diamonds

3 weeks ago | jewelleryoutlook.com | David Brough

Change reflects narrow color and clarity range of the manufactured productCARLSBAD, Calif. – Beginning later this year, GIA (the Gemological Institute of America) will start using descriptive terms to characterize the quality of laboratory-grown diamonds and will no longer use the color and clarity nomenclature that GIA developed for natural diamonds. The Institute will continue to accept laboratory-grown diamonds for evaluation and identification.