Russian Delegation to visit ICA show in Dubai
New York—The International Colored Gemstone Association (ICA) has announced that an official delegation of Russian buyers will visit the ICA International Gem Show Dubai, slated for Oct. 13-15,...
ICA names Russian and Lebanese ambassadors
New York—The International Colored Gemstone Association (ICA) has announced the appointments of Pavel Sokolov as the new ICA Ambassador to Russia and Constantin Janho as the new ICA Ambassador...
Finding Burmese jadeite substitutes
Given the U.S. ban on stones from Myanmar, what are good substitutes for Burmese jadeite?
Antiquorum beats '07 results in spring auction
Geneva—Despite currency concerns, watch auctioneer Antiquorum said it fared well in its first auction of 2008, fetching $9.7 million in total sales, with 70 percent of its 806 lots sold in...
Couture show sees increased exhibitors, attendees
New York—During a year of low turnout at the jewelry shows, organizers of the high-end Couture show have reported attendance levels nearing 4,900, a record high for the show.
Global Luxury Forum to define latest luxury trends
London—Taking an in-depth look at the enormous growth in emerging economies in recent years, particularly the developing luxury sector in Russia, the Global Luxury Forum will take place from...
Moscow Diamond Bourse celebrates WFDB membership
Moscow—Leaders from the international diamond industry helped members of the Moscow Diamond Bourse (MDB) celebrate their acceptance into the World Federation of Diamond Bourses (WFDB) in an...
De Beers names new head of Russian operations
Johannesburg, South Africa—De Beers has announced the appointment of Nigel Kieser to general director, De Beers Russia.
De Beers names new head of Russian operations
Johannesburg, South Africa—De Beers has announced the appointment of Nigel Kieser to general director, De Beers Russia.
Economy, price depress platinum demand in '08
New York--Platinum experienced a series of downward trends in 2008, from declines in global supply and net demand to a nosedive in price, according to the just released "Platinum 2009" report by...
IIJS Signature Goa show looks past India's borders
Panjim, India--Organizers of the IIJS Signature Goa show, which wrapped up last month, say the event concluded on "an upbeat and successful note."
Famous egg-maker ventures into gemstones
London—Faberge will crack open a whole new line of business in the near future.
Moscow Diamond Bourse to celebrate WFDB membership
Moscow—The Moscow Diamond Bourse (MDB) will celebrate its acceptance into the World Federation of Diamond Bourses (WFDB) on Dec. 13 and 14.
Salon Prive Dubai, About J form strategic alliance
New York--The world's elite jewelers and luxury timepiece designers and manufacturers will gather in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), from Oct. 18-21 to attend a by-invitation-only fine-jewelry...
Antiquorum auction nets nearly $9.9 million
New York—Antiquorum's first auction of the fall season has brought in a total of $9,892,812 for the sale of Important Collectors' Wristwatches, Pocket Watches and Clocks.
Do your homework before cross-cultural negotiations
Negotiating is a significant element of running many aspects of your store. If you frequently deal with international companies or immigrant clients, it is important to take culture into consideration...
IIJS Signature 2009 set for February
Mumbai, India-- Despite the worldwide economic slowdown, the Gem and Jewellery Export and Promotion Council (GJEPC) is moving forward with its 2009 schedule, starting with the second IIJS Signature...
ICA names poster contest winners
Dubai, United Arab Emirates—Winners of the International Colored Gemstone Association's (ICA) fourth annual poster contest promoting colored gemstones have been announced.
Gold jewelry demand declines 21 percent in 1Q
New York—Gold jewelry demand declined 21 percent in the first quarter of 2008 as compared to the same period in 2007, marking the lowest quarterly level on record since 1993, according to the...
U.S. gold jewelry demand decreases in 2007
London—A 4 percent increase in gold demand coupled with a price that raced toward the long-held $850 per ounce record, created a record-breaking $79 billion demand for gold in 2007, the World...