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IN THIS EDITION 5 DE BEERS GROUP LAUNCHES THE SECOND ROUND OF THE DIAMOND BENEFICIATORS PROJECT IN SOUTH AFRICA. 11 BY DE BEERS GROUP SYNTHETIC MOISSANITE VS SYNTHETIC DIAMOND 19 BY CRAIG THOMAS PLATAFRICA ANNOUNCES FINALISTS FOR 2020 JEW ELLERY M A N UFACT URING AND DESIGN COMPETITION 31 BY PL ATAFRICA THE ART OF JEWELLERY DESIGN PROTECTION - A SOUTH AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE ARTICLE BY NOLA BOND Publisher : Member of : Audited by: Jewellers’ Network Publications (Also available online) The Jewellers’ Network Definitive Directory Southern Africa’s biggest, most comprehensive business category directory in the Jewellery, Watch and Diamond industry. It is an invaluable tool for both national and international professionals within the sector. LINKED by Jewellers' Network Jewellers’ Network publishes a quarterly print magazine, LINKED, which is brimming with information, product launches and in-depth articles about the sector. LINKED Online Sent out digitally on a monthly basis and available on our website, LINKED Online is a content-rich digital magazine offering businesses yet another way to reach audiences locally and internationally more regularly. Tel: (+27) 10 030 0888 / Fax: (+27) 86 508 5705 Website: www.jewellersnetwork.co.za / Email: [email protected] Postal Address: PO Box 525, Fourways North, 2086 D esign : Yuppiestudios | www.yuppiestudios. No editorial matter or information published in LINKED by Jewellers' Network may be reproduced in any form without the prior consent of the publisher. The publisher accepts no responsibility, liability or obligation of any statement, photograph or illustration appearing in the advertisements. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information published in this Directory, however, the publisher cannot accept responsibility for any omissions or errors, or for any consequences arising there from. PAGE 3

IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS Simplicity LINKED BY JEWELLERS' NETWORK / SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER / NOVEMBER / © COPYRIGHT 2020 OF FINE JEWELLERY is the ROOM 401, 4TH FLOOR , EAST WING Ultimate 27 RIDGE RD, PARKTOWN JOHANNESBURG Sophistication Website: www.ungarbros.co.za Contact: Ronald or Miriam Tel: 011 642 2018/9 Fax: 011 642 2016 Email: [email protected] PAGE 4

FF EE AA TT UU RR EE DD AA RR TT II CC LL EE Eight members of the five diamond polishing and jewellery manufacturing companies selected in the De Beers Group Diamond Beneficiation Project in partnership with Raizcorp. De Beers group launches the second round of the Diamond beneficiators project in South Africa. Five diamond polishing and jewellery manufacturing companieshave been selected the ground breaking project in partnership with Raizcorp PAGE 5

De Beers Group has welcomed the second Claudia Bompani, a 27-year-old female from Gauteng and owner LINKED BY JEWELLERS' NETWORK / SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER / NOVEMBER / © COPYRIGHT 2020 intake of five diamond polishing and jewellery of Irresistible Rough Diamonds, said she hopes the programme manufacturing companies that will participate in will provide her with entrepreneurial support, and that in the end, its Enterprise Development Project for Diamond she will have a sound business and a good strategy in place. Beneficiators. “I hope by the time I come out of this, I have diversified my business into different target markets,” she said. Launched in 2016, the Enterprise Development Project for Diamond Beneficiators, aims to facilitate the growth and TO BE ABLE TO PART OF THE PROGRAMME transformation of the diamond beneficiation in South Africa, AND FOR DE BEERS GROUP TO HAVE PICKED with a holistic approach that seeks to optimise interventions ME IS UNBELIEVABLE. I HOPE TO HARNESS in all aspects of the diamond pipeline from rough diamond M Y B U S I N E S S S K I L L S T H R O U G H R A I Z C O R P. purchasing, state of the art manufacturing of diamonds and jewellery to marketing and distribution. I’M STILL PROCESSING BEING SELECTED FOR THE PROGRAMME. The five companies, which specialise in cutting and polishing of diamonds, precious metals refining and jewellery making ~ Nomalungelo Stofile, director of the include; B&H Mining, Irresistible Rough Diamonds, Isabella 100% black-female owned Sunrise Gems ~ Jewellers, Outclass Crystalized Gems, and Sunrise Gem Stone. They were selected from a pool of companies that were Last year five diamond cutting, and polishing companies identified by stakeholders from across the industry. graduated from the ground-breaking project. Each participating company received an allocation of rough diamonds from Of these companies, four have beneficiation licences; one has De Beers Group, in line with their market requirements Jewellers’ permit and Precious Metals Refining Licence; two are and capacity. In addition, the project facilitated local and 100% black female owned; with overall 3 female owned, and international market access and sponsored their participation one is based in Kimberley. at international trade shows, including the Hong Kong Jewellery and Gem Fair and JCK Las Vegas. Speaking at the launch of the programme at Raizcorp on 6 October 2020, Peter Phemelo Moeti, Senior Vice President of Kealeboga Pule, an alumnus of the programme and owner De Beers Sightholder Sales South Africa said: “It is pleasing of Nungu Diamonds, said the programme has helped him that we have so many women in the project this year – this is become a better businessman. “Raizcorp is a safe space for aligned to the commitments we have made, including to the UN development, and I am a better at what I do because of their Women, to support female participation in our industry. Our aim support and mentorship. It was a humbling experience, and is to assist with the growth and transformation of the diamond today I am a better businessman because of it. As an alumnus industry in South Africa. We are also extending our contribution of the programme, I pledge to be available to the new cohorts to include jewellery manufacturers, thus demonstrating our whenever they need”. support for beneficiation throughout the value chain. For us, it’s also about making sure that the companies we’ve appointed About De Beers Group succeed in primarily having the competitive and very important entrepreneurial skills and those skills are provided by Raizcorp.” De Beers Group is a member of the Anglo American plc group. Established in 1888, De Beers Group is the world’s leading diamond company with expertise Allon Raiz, CEO of Raizcorp said: “De Beers has been unique in in the exploration, mining and marketing of diamonds. Together with its joint its approach to enterprise development. They are so involved, venture partners, De Beers Group employs more than 20,000 people across a hands-on approach that allows us to give the best possible the diamond pipeline and is the world’s largest diamond producer by value, entrepreneurial development. If you look at the last cohort, those with mining operations in Botswana, Canada, Namibia and South Africa. As are big shoes to fill. If you look at the journey of entrepreneurs part of the company’s operating philosophy, the people of De Beers Group is that they go down and then they go up. The reason for that is are committed to ‘Building Forever’ by making a lasting contribution to the we are remodelling your mind-set, your language, your thought communities in which they live and work, and transforming natural resources pattern and we are remodelling you like you are remodelling the into shared national wealth. diamond. There is a huge amount investment from De Beers Group and Raizcorp in shaping you to become role models.” W W W. D E B E E R S G R O U P. C O M . PAGE 6

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FF EE AA TT UU RR EE DD AA RR TT II CC LL EE Synthetic Moissanite vs Synthetic Diamond CRAIG THOMAS FGA(GB), GG(USA), B.Comm(RSA). THERE SEEMS TO BE A LOT OF DEMAND FOR AN ALTERNATIVE TO \"EARTH MINED\" DIAMOND THESE DAYS. SOME ARE DOING IT FOR ETHICAL REASONS, SOME FOR NATURE CONSERVATIONAL REASONS AND FOR OTHERS I T I S P U R E LY E C O N O M I CA L . Two popular alternatives are synthetic Synthetic Moissanite moissanite and laboratory grown diamond. Laboratory grown diamond is identical to natural diamond in its physical properties differing only in how it is created whilst moissanite is a different mineral entirely. Synthetic Moissanite Moissanite was first discovered in 1893 in a meteorite crater in Arizona (USA). Natural moissanite is incredibly rare and found only as small grains that are not suitable for use in jewellery, therefore all the moissanite we see in jewellery today are synthetic (man-made). Gem quality moissanite was first synthesised in 1987, however it wasn't until 1993 that the first near colourless crystal was created. Synthetic moissanite is also produced in a range of colours, shades of grey, gold, brown, green, blue, purple, pink and yellow.ucts. PAGE 11

Synthetic Diamond Doubling of the back facets seen through the crown of this LINKED BY JEWELLERS' NETWORK / SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER / NOVEMBER / © COPYRIGHT 2020 moissanite due to its anisotropic nature. Natural diamond has a long history that adds to its global appeal. In the first records we have, they were traded in India as early as the 4th century BC. Laboratory grown diamonds were confirmed to have been synthesised in the 1940's and by 1954 the first reproducible synthesis of diamond began. It should be noted that there were many claims of successfully synthesising diamond between 1879 and 1928 but these were never confirmed. Synthetic diamonds can be produced in colourless, near colourless, yellow, orange, red, pink, purple, green and blue, although many of these colours require further treatment after the process of growing in the laboratory. Origin SYNTHETIC MOISSANITE SYNTHETIC DIAMOND Chemical composition Crystal system Synthetic (Man-made) Synthetic (Man-made) Silicon carbide (SiC) Carbon (C) Optical nature Cubic Hexagonal Isotropic Hardness Anisotropic Refractive index Doubly Refractive Singly Refractive Dispersion 10 Lustre 9.25 Specific Gravity 2.648 - 2.691 2.417 0.104 (High) 0.044 (High) Sub-adamantine Adamantine 3.22 3.52 Laboratory Grown Diamond PAGE 12

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FF EE AA TT UU RR EE DD AA RR TT II CC LL EE PROFESSIONAL CATEGORY STUDENT CATEGORY LUNGILE XHWANTINI ROSS KELLERMAN THE PL ATINUM INCUBATOR CAPE PENSINSULA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY PlatAfrica announces finalists for 2020 jewellery manufacturing and design competition Celebrating its 21st year as South Africa’s This year’s theme – Designed for Men of Platinum – was premier platinum jewellery and manufacturing developed in consultation with PGI India and was inspired by competition, PlatAfrica has announced 20 finalists consumer research that identifies men’s jewellery as a growing in the two categories for this year’s competition, demand segment for platinum jewellery, but with a limited which for the first time focused exclusively on product offering. men’s jewellery. As PlatAfrica aims to promote platinum jewellery to a broader Hosted annually by Anglo American Platinum in partnership with audience, the competition is partnering with African Fashion Metal Concentrators and Platinum Guild International (PGI) India, International (AFI) to showcase finalists’ pieces as part of Joburg PlatAfrica aims to promote innovation and technical expertise in Fashion Week 2020. The winners will be announced during a platinum jewellery design and manufacturing in South Africa. virtual showcase event on 13 November, with models dressed by leading South African menswear brand, Carducci. 2020 PAGE 19

“Platinum has been a highly sought after jewellery LINKED BY JEWELLERS' NETWORK / SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER / NOVEMBER / © COPYRIGHT 2020 metal for consumers for decades and we are proud of the many firsts that are being incorporated in this year’s 21st edition of PlatAfrica. For the first time, the competition focuses on men’s jewellery, which is an underserviced market segment. In addition, we are very excited to partner with AFI who have an excellent track record in showcasing the best of African design. We are also thrilled to be a part of this year’s Joburg Fashion Week and have been very impressed by the quality and creativity of the pieces that have been entered. We hope this year’s competition will serve as a catalyst to encourage more men to buy and wear platinum jewellery.” ~ Natascha Viljoen, CEO of Anglo American Platinum ~ “PlatAfrica has built a reputation for inspiring PROFESSIONAL CATEGORY creativity and quality in platinum jewellery design in South Africa. What excites me about our partnership STACY BEUKES RUTH PROWSE SCHOOL OF ART with PlatAfrica is the opportunity to develop and grow nascent talent into international excellence, In another first, all the one-of-a-kind jewellery pieces entered for thus contributing to our creative capital as well job PlatAfrica will be available for sale online. The store will be hosted on the AFI Designer Boutique (https://www.afiboutique.com/) for a creation and economic growth.” limited period and will go live after the show on 13 November. ~ Dr Precious Moloi-Motsepe, founder of AFI ~ This year’s finalists are: PROFESSIONAL CATEGORY Professional category: MANDLENKOSI NONE & NNETE MOKGOTHU MO NKOSI AND NNETE JEWELLERY MANUFACTURERS Stacy Beukes (Ruth Prowse School of Art); Rob Burton, Emile Pitout & Abdullah Zayd (Platandia); Labi Kapo (Akapo Jewels); Fang-Yu STUDENT CATEGORY Liao & Aurelien Brandt (MICHL Jewellery & Brandt Adornment); Jane Merrifield (Tuesday’s Child Jewellery Design); Mandlenkosi MALEFA PHOOFOLO None & Nnete Mokgothu (Mo Nkosi and Nnete Jewellery TINSEL Manufacturers); Nihal Shah (Vijay Shah Concepts); Shikant Shah (Shah Jewellers); Christina Toros (Prins & Prins); and Lungile Xhwantini (The Platinum Incubator). The judges gave a special mention to Rajesh Shah of J Hind Jewellers in this category for producing an outstanding jewellery collection for his entry this year. Student/ apprentice category: Ross Kellerman (Cape Peninsula University of Technology); Thembi Maduna (Vijay Shah Concepts); Kgabo Justice Makibelo (The Platinum Incubator); Liam McRobert (Ruth Prowse School of Art); Malefa Phoofolo (Tinsel); Alexander Rawháni (Shohreh Custom Made); Ntsikelelo Shange (Akapo Jewels); Busisiwe Sinini (The Platinum Incubator); Thembelihle Sishi (Durban University of Technology); and Rejoice Lerato Setshedi (The Platinum Incubator). PAGE 20

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FF EE AA TT UU RR EE DD AA RR TT II CC LL EE The art of jewellery design protection - A South African perspective ARTICLE BY NOLA BOND Jewellery, like all great crafts, is the domain of Living in a country like South Africa, there are many inspired, talented and creative designers who natural riches to inspire and create exceptional pieces of can blend the magic of metals, precious stones, jewellery. Aside from some of the world’s most magnificent natural materials and artistry with a vision to diamonds and gemstones, the flora, fauna and multi-cultural reveal magnificent works – sometimes simple colourful nature of the country creates a true haven for and often highly complex. artistic inspiration. Nature is always a gift to these talented people whether There are intellectual property laws globally that provide by way of gorgeous gemstones, precious resources or the protection for jewellery designs which may vary according pure inspiration that the natural world lends to creativity. to jurisdiction including trade marks, designs, copyright, Legend, symbolism and cultural values all play out in this traditional knowledge and advertising laws. Below is a short wonderful art form. note on the applicability of the trade mark law in South Africa. OCT 19 Magazine Strips 184.5 mm x 33.5mm W.pdf 1 2019/10/11 9:27 AM C M Y CM MY CY CMY K PAGE 31

Trade mark protection Whilst many people automatically relate a trade mark to a The key to good protection is how the trade mark is filed brand name, slogan or a logo, The South African Trade Mark and particularly, in the cases of trade marks consisting of Act of 1993 (the Act) affords much broader protection for shapes, patterns, configurations and ornamentation, how the aesthetic elements of intellectual property. By definition, a endorsement is crafted is key to ensuring the distinctive trade trade mark must be distinctive in order to distinguish the goods mark features are protected. Without an accurate and carefully or services for which it is registered from those of other traders drafted endorsement, the rights acquired may simply be in the same or similar field. worthless. The definition of a trade mark in the Act reads: “a sign Practically this requires a careful consideration of the trade LINKED BY JEWELLERS' NETWORK / SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER / NOVEMBER / © COPYRIGHT 2020 capable of being represented graphically including a device, mark material and how best to reflect this graphically to meet name, signature, word, letter, numeral, shape, configuration, the requirements of the Act and be clearly interpreted when pattern, ornamentation, colour or container of goods or any enforcing a trade mark. Seeking the advice of an intellectual combination of the aforesaid.” property expert is always the best approach to secure optimum protection. As such, there are various options available on how best to protect jewellery designs and the trade marks that underpin All jewellery designers should consider protecting their works the distinctiveness of these works. One need only think to the optimum level. Today, customers are not necessarily of some of the great jewellery houses of HÉRMES, CHANEL, looking for the biggest, and brightest but are interested in FABERGE, MIKIMOTO and CARTIER and how the names, sustainability, environment friendly and conflict free products. logos, signatures, use of numbers, patterns and ornamentation Protecting the hard work of creative designers and harnessing form part of their trade mark protection. Even packaging as the commercial value is the optimum result. exemplified by the famous TIFFANY BLUE BOX is protected as a trade mark. As such a careful and holistic approach should be adopted. OCT 19 Magazine Strips 184.5 mm x 33.5mm W.pdf 2 2019/10/11 9:27 AM C M Y CM MY CY CMY K PAGE 32

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