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Gemfields, a world-leading miner of coloured gemstones, today launched a report entitled Understanding the Global Supply of Emerald, Ruby and Sapphire, authored by Lauriane Pinsault. Building on Gemfields’ 2022 report entitled Global Emerald & Ruby Supply: Analysing Market Data, this latest analysis goes a step further in understanding the supply of coloured gemstones. Gemfields invites industry experts to review the information provided with a view to collaborating on further research, to improve transparency and understanding in the coloured gemstone industry

The Grammy Awards 2025 kicked off in Los Angeles at the Crypto.com Arena and the brightest stars in music stepped out in the brightest natural diamond jewellery. Every year, the highest echelons of the music industry gather to celebrate each other’s most outstanding accomplishments, and fans can always count on their favourite musicians to push the envelope when it comes to their bling at the Grammys 2025

Gemfields shareholders are advised that the Company has released information about its operational results and financial position to 31 December 2024. These unaudited figures have been produced on a monthly basis for Gemfields’ 75%-owned Kagem emerald mine, its 75%-owned Montepuez ruby mine, and Fabergé, the iconic luxury brand

As Valentine’s approaches and thoughts turn to love, coloured gemstones spring to mind as the perfect romantic token. Fiery red rubies, which have long been associated with passion, and emeralds, whose vibrant green is the colour of the heart chakra, naturally feature in this yearly celebration of love

When we think of garnets, the image of a deep red gemstone resembling pomegranate seeds often comes to mind—a reflection of its etymology from the Latin word granatus, meaning “with many grains.” This nods to the resemblance between the gem’s typical red color and pomegranate seeds

Christie’s is excited to announce the auction of an exquisite Colombian emerald brooch that once belonged to the esteemed socialite Nina Dyer. Originally sold at Christie’s on 1 May 1969 for $75,000 at the house’s inaugural Magnificent Jewellery sale at Hotel Richemond in Geneva, this stunning piece will take centre stage once again in the upcoming auction on 12 November 2024, highlighting Christie’s 55-year-long jewellery auction track record in Switzerland