Current Affairs
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Oct- 2015 -29 October
£1.6bn of jewellery lost in Britain’s sewers
As much as £1.6bn worth of jewellery may have disappeared down Britain’s drains over the years, according to new research…
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29 October
RapNet suspends members suspected of falsifying GIA reports
RapNet, the diamond trading network from Rapaport, has suspended 10 members pending further investigations surrounding alleged falsifications of Gemological Institute…
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9 October
INFOGRAPHIC: The world’s most famous diamonds
The diamond is a stone admired by many, from the Cullinan Diamond which weighed a staggering 3,106.75 carats and was approximately…
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8 October
Hatton Garden thief wants to show police where he hid share of loot
One of the Hatton Garden jewellery thieves has claimed that police are ignoring his offer to show them where he…
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5 October
Local councils to receive control of business rates
Local councils are set to get control of business rates following a major overhaul of the system announced by George…
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1 October
Compulsory 30-day refund rules take effect
The Consumer Rights Act 2015 has come into force today which aims to make the law clearer to businesses while…
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Sep- 2015 -16 September
US high schools to run jewellery sales courses
The Diamond Council of America’s Beginning and Advanced Jewelry Sales courses have been approved by the Louisiana Department of Education…
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11 September
Tiffany wins trademark case against Costco
Global jewellery brand Tiffany & Co has won a landmark trademark dispute against Costco in the US. The case concerned…
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1 September
Hatton Garden Safe Deposit enters liquidation
The Hatton Garden Safe Deposit company, which was hit by a £10m jewellery heist earlier this year, has gone into…
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Aug- 2015 -21 August
Gem Diamonds cites challenging diamond market as profits fall
UK-based diamond production firm Gem Diamonds has been affected by the challenging diamond market as profits fell in the first…
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