JCK Jewelry Agenda: Week of June 22

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As the jewelry trade winds down in the run-up to its traditional July 4th holiday break, you’ve got a few options to while away the time: a couple selling events, a virtual diamond conference, or a podcast starring JCK’s Rob Bates. Happy second day of summer!

LISTEN

BAJ Podcast With Rob Bates (ongoing)

Rob Bates
Rob Bates

The British Academy of Jewellery (BAJ) recently had JCK’s very own news director, Rob Bates, on the show to explore the ever-evolving world of jewelry, from the rise of lab-grown diamonds and the fall of De Beers’ Lightbox to the challenges of global news reporting and the future of journalism in the age of AI.

ATTEND

Accredited Gemologists Association Virtual Conference: June 24, 9 a.m. PT

Run of mine diamonds recovered at Gahcho Kue
Run of mine diamonds recovered at Gahcho Kué, a joint venture between Mountain Province Diamonds and De Beers Canada (photo courtesy of De Beers)

The AGA is hosting a half-day virtual conference this week entitled “Diamonds from Mine to Market.” The event, which runs from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. PT, will feature leading experts from De Beers, GIA, and Gemworld International.

SHOP

Treasure House Fair in London: June 26–July 1

A LA VIEILLE RUSSIE Paul Flato 1930 Sapphire Bracelet
Paul Flato sapphire bracelet, 1930, at A La Vieille Russie (photo courtesy of A La Vieille Russie)

Some of the world’s most renowned antique jewelers convene this week at the third edition of the Treasure House Fair, London’s flagship summer art fair. Highlights will include Hellenic jewels; heirlooms steeped in history, including two pendants with links to the British national hero Horatio Nelson; plenty of art deco jewels; and contemporary creations by the Scottish goldsmith Andrew Lamb and the Japanese artist Kayo Saito.

The Jeweled Collective Pop-Up in New York City: June 27–28

Victorian salamander brooch
Victorian-era salamander brooch with pearls and turquoise, and garnet eyes, $2,600

Shop for designer jewelry, vintage and antique pieces, and pre-loved bags and fashion at this monthly pop-up in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood.

Top: 18-inch necklace with 12 mm x 14 mm Tahitian South Sea pearls and 1.8 cts. t.w. diamond 18k white gold clasp, $102,000; Baggins

By: Victoria Gomelsky

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