Seniors Newspaper 2018-2019
January 2019 Edition
December 2018 Edition
“Time to update your jewellery valuations”
November 2018 Edition
Expert Column for Style Magazine 2018
July Edition
June Edition
"Navigating the world of Jewellery Sales"
May Edition
"Am I getting what I paid for?"
April Edition
"Why get your jewellery valued?"
March Edition
"The value of your inheritance"
February Edition
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2017
"The Exotics" Series - Written exclusively for the GAA and Jeweller Magazine. Join me as I investigate some unusual and rare gemstones.
tanzanite
paraiba tourmaline
colour change diaspore
Padparadscha sapphire
August 2016 - May 2017
The Gem Detective Series - written exclusively for the GAA and Jeweller Magazine. This series explores a different coloured gemstone each month. Click on each category to learn more about each gem colour.
colourless gemstones
Pearls
ORANGE AND YELLOW COLOURED GEMSTONES
PINK COLOURED GEMSTONES
purple coloured gemstones
GREEN coloured GEMSTONES
Blue coloured gemstones
July 2016
The ultrasonic cleaner is an essential piece of equipment in every bench jewellers workshop. But which gemstones are safe to use in it? Click here to find out.
April 2016
What do the terms 'Pigeons blood' ruby and 'Cornflower Blue' sapphire mean? Click here to find out.....!
February 2016 Jewellery Appraisers of the World listing
I am pleased to announce my recent listing on the Jewellery Appraisers of the World website. This is a directory for full-time professional jewellery valuers whose principal business activities are jewellery valuation, gemstone identification and diamond grading.
Do you love Antiques Roadshow? Read my interview with antique specialist Geoffrey Munn
Click here for Part One
Part Two
