Pleiku Peridot These are the highlights of Pleiku. The city is not known for being a tourist town but there are interesting things to see. The first, especially for me, is peridot. The mines are in the middle of large coffee plantations. Then we see dealers who usually sell the rough Pleiku Peridot, but there … Read more
Louis Comfort Tiffany’s Dragonfly Brooch 1904 The dawn of the 20th century saw Louis Comfort Tiffany, the visionary Art Director of Tiffany & Co., fully embrace the Art Nouveau movement, translating his profound love for nature and color into a stunning line of “artistic jewelry.” Among these early, breathtaking creations is the exquisite Dragonfly Brooch, … Read more
Decoding the Diamond Market: Natural Diamond Prices Today For decades, I’ve held diamonds in my hand, felt their weight, and witnessed their captivating dance of light. It’s a realm where beauty and intricate economics intertwine. As a seasoned observer of the diamond trade, I’ve witnessed the market’s cyclical nature, its highs and lows, and the … Read more
Inverell Diamond Mining, New South Wales (NSW), dates back to the late 19th century. Inverell Diamond Mining – Unearthing the Sparkle: Discovering the Hidden History of Diamond Mining in Inverell Imagine a place where the glint of precious stones once punctuated the landscape, where fortunes were sought and sometimes found beneath the earth’s surface. … Read more
The Unparalleled Benefits of Lost Wax Casting Australia for Exquisite Jewellery Australia, a land renowned for its natural beauty and unique artistic spirit, is also home to a thriving jewellery industry. Within this industry, one technique stands out for its versatility, precision, and ability to bring intricate designs to life: lost wax casting Australia. This … Read more
Radiance of Colour: Inside Australia’s Growing Gemstone Market As the global jewellery landscape continues to evolve, Australia’s appetite for coloured gemstones is reaching vibrant new heights. Driven by shifting consumer values, a disrupted diamond market, and a desire for individuality, the demand for natural coloured stones is reshaping how jewellers design, source, and sell their … Read more
Tomahawk Creek Sapphires Queensland holds a secret beneath its sun-drenched soil: the shimmering allure of sapphires. Among the numerous fossicking havens that dot this mineral-rich state, Tomahawk Creek stands out as a legendary locale, whispered in hushed tones by gem enthusiasts and celebrated for the extraordinary treasures it has yielded. This isn’t just any creek; … Read more
Learn Jewelry Casting in Australia Embarking on the journey of jewellery creation is a rewarding experience, and for those in Australia, the art of casting offers a path to creating intricate, professional-quality pieces. From hobbyists to aspiring professionals, the diverse educational landscape across the country provides numerous avenues to learn this intricate craft. This article … Read more
Kanchanaburi is known mostly because of the movie Bridge over the River Kwai. But they are also known for their Black spinel. There’s rough, there’s faceted and some incredibly ornate jewellery. Some of the first pictures are taken in a private museum. Mama has gifted pieces to the royal family over many years. The machinery … Read more
