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J.R. Dunn Jewelers teams up with Tracr on a collection of fully traceable natural diamonds
Florida-based luxury jeweler J.R. Dunn Jewelers has recently announced a collaboration with Tracr, a diamond traceability platform owned by De Beers, to introduce a new collection of fully traceable natural diamonds. This “Single Source” collection features diamonds originating exclusively from Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa, and utilizes blockchain technology to provide unprecedented transparency to consumers.
Full Transparency: The partnership aims to address growing consumer demand for ethically sourced and transparently tracked diamonds. By leveraging Tracr’s blockchain technology, customers can gain complete insight into the journey of their purchased diamonds.
Single Country of Origin: The “Single Source” designation guarantees that each diamond in the collection originates from one of the three specified African nations, known for their responsible mining practices.
Blockchain-Backed Traceability: Each diamond in the collection is accompanied by a Blockchain Signature Card and features a scannable QR code. This allows the purchaser to access a verified record of the diamond’s journey, from its rough form at the mine to the final polished gem.
Ethical Sourcing Assurance: The traceability provided by Tracr ensures that the diamonds are ethically sourced, offering consumers confidence in their purchase and the knowledge that their diamond has contributed positively to the communities where it was mined.
Origin Story: Beyond tracking, the technology provides an origin story for each individual diamond, fostering a deeper connection between the buyer and the gem.
The jeweler is sourcing all stones for the collection from Grandview Klein, which has cutting factories in each of the source countries, meaning its citizens are benefiting directly, J.R. Dunn explained. By the end of 2025, the jeweler expects all multi-stone jewelry in the line to be fully traceable to a single country of origin.
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Tiffany ring with a 10.02-ct emerald cut diamond is leading a Christie’s online auction, expected to sell for $500,000
As the spring season breathes new life into the world of fine art, Christie’s is proud to announce its first jewelry event of the year: the Jewels Online sale. Running from March 9 through March 19, this exquisite 156-lot curation invites collectors to journey through a gallery of peerless stones, legendary signatures, and storied provenance. A Tiffany ring with a 10.02-ct emerald cut diamond is leading a Christie’s online auction and is expected to sell for $500,000 to $700,000.The Type IIa stone is D color, IF clarity, set in platinum and signed Tiffany & Co.

The auction further dazzles with a pair of earrings that define celestial symmetry. Featuring two Type IIa round brilliant-cut diamonds weighing 5.13 and 5.04 carats respectively, these D-color gems radiate a fiery brilliance. Estimated at $300,000 – $500,000, they represent a rare opportunity to acquire stones of such matched magnitude and VVS2 clarity.
In a poignant tribute to glamour, Christie’s is honored to present selections from The Collection of Elizabeth Taylor. These intimate treasures offer a glimpse into the lavish world of the silver screen’s ultimate jewelry connoisseur:
- The Golden Evening Bag: A sumptuous diamond and gold vessel of elegance (Estimate: $10,000 – $15,000).
- The Ruby Suite: A vibrant, matching set of ruby and diamond beaded necklace and earrings (Estimate: $15,000 – $20,000).
Beyond these headliners, the sale celebrates the “Great Houses” of jewelry design. Connoisseurs will find meticulously crafted pieces from:Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels. David Webb & Seaman Schepps
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