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The De Beers Business Excellence Seminar was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel, London, on Monday 27th June 2016. The gem producer brought together its sightholders and part of its teams for the occasion.
And here we go for the fourth opus (let’s not be afraid to flatter ourselves!) of our series on gem producers1. I hope that after that, when you are looking for information about a gem producer or you want to remind yourself about everybody’s role, you will think to click on “Rubel & Ménasché”!
At Baselworld, Thursday March 17, 2016, the RJC (Responsible Jewellery Council) held a conference under the title “No Stone Left Unturned“.
It is high time to continue our long series on gem producers! We have reached a time of undeniable changes in the diamond industry, and the position of the producers is… chaotic.
Rubel & Ménasché, which has always been concerned with and paid attention to ethical issues, has decided to commit to ever greater actions in the area of corporate social responsibility.
To thank you for visiting our website and to thank our contributors, we have decided to focus on the most read articles on Rubel & Ménasché in 2015. The first was the Focus on De Beers, with regard to the creation of the Diamond Producers Association.
The start of the year is, on the one hand, a period for good wishes and, on the other, a time for looking ahead. So allow me to take this occasion to wish you a 2016 that is as sparkling as the diamonds that are so dear to us all!
The “Seven Seas”, the latest fine jewellery collection from Van Cleef & Arpels, invites you to travel across the oceans, an unending source of inspiration that undulates as far as the eye can see. Photographs and videos by Sonia Sieff depict and sublimate these magnificent creations.
Rubel & Ménasché has been supplying the jewelry houses of Place Vendôme with high-end small diamond goods for over 50 years. The company’s specialty is extremely well-finished stones, which it offers to top jewelry brands the world over.
The fine jewelry houses take us on a journey with their inspiration and ingenuity. Architecture, renowned cities, an artistic movement or a historical period astound our imaginations to our greatest delight! Let’s stop off on our voyage to look at the Piaget and Dior collections.
In September 2015, the House of Chaumet opened its Pop-up Museum. The museum sits alongside the brand’s store in Place Vendôme, Paris, and invites us to wander both through their rural creations and their history.
After taking a look into the world of De Beers now it is the turn of ALROSA, the “second” biggest diamond producer.