Over the past decade, the jewellery industry has witnessed a significant shift in strategy fueled by emerging technology.

Starting 1 July 2026, jewellers and dealers in precious metals and stones will be required to comply with new anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) laws.

SAMUEL ORD reviews the new rules for branded jewellery, and reveals how this booming category can unlock big opportunities ...

Fancy colour diamonds have a vibrant and rich history. SAMUEL ORD says that with consumer passion for these rare natural ...

Over the past decade, the jewellery industry has witnessed a significant shift in strategy fueled by emerging technology.

Three international companies are expected to control more than a third of Australia’s online retail market by next year, with analysts warning of the immense pressure this places on local businesses.

Why are former board members criticising the JAA’s move to unite the industry? SAMUEL ORD questions who benefits from ...

As the dust continues to settle following the stunning jewellery robbery at the Louvre Museum in Paris in October, the hunt for France’s missing Crown Jewels remains alive.

The new owner of Fabergé, Russian venture capitalist Sergei Mosunov, will reportedly spend more than $50 million over the next five years attempting to revitalise the brand.

A diamond brooch, once owned by French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, has shattered pre-sale estimates at an auction in Geneva.

A stunning blue fancy colour diamond was the headline act at a recent Christie’s auction in Geneva, commanding a remarkable return.

An agreement has reportedly been reached between the US and Switzerland for a lower tariff rate – a welcome announcement for the broader luxury watch industry.