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  1. LVMH Q1 Jewellery and Watch Sales Fall 5%
  2. GIA Offers Paper Versions of AGS Ideal Grading Reports
  3. AGTA Board of Directors Amends Trade Show Rules for Synthetic Gemstones
  4. Gemfields Profit Falls Despite Strong Gemstone Sales
  5. Forevermark becoming India-focused jewellery brand
  6. Christie’s Jewels Online Sale Totals $13.5M
  7. Sotheby’s Geneva to Auction Collection of 250 Jewels from Iconic Designers
  8. Jewelers of America Announces 2024 GEM Awards Winners
  9. Richline’s CEO Dave Meleski Elected New RJC Chair
  10. Firestone Recovered Its Largest Diamond Ever
  11. IEG Names Matteo Farsura New Exhibition Manager for Jewellery, Fashion Division
  12. IGI Develops Way to Identify Lab-Grown Fancy-Coloured Diamonds from Natural
  13. GIA Opens New Lab in Dubai
  14. De Beers Ignite Launches Diamond Verification Instrument AMS Micro
  15. Pandora Sales Rise in Holiday Season
  16. Strong Jewellery Sales Reported for Kering in 2023
  17. Hong Kong Luxury Sales Jump 50% in December
  18. LVMH Sees Sales Growth in Jewellery and Watches
  19. Jewellery and Strong Demand from Chinese Customers Drive Richemont Sales Growth
  20. GIA Offers Same-Day Report Verification Service to Counter Reports of Fraud
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Breguet wins GPHG’s top prize

In a bid to acknowledge the excellence and innovation in the watchmaking industry, the 14th Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) presented awards to the winners of 16 categories on 31 October 2014 at the Grand Théâtre de Genève. Around 1,500 guests including influential figures from the world of watchmaking, finance and politics attended. The supreme award ‘Aiguille d’Or’ went to Breguet for its Classic Chronométrie model. The watchmaking giant was also awarded the Public Prize for the Classique Dame watch.

GPHG 2014 saw a record participation from major watchmaking houses as well as a number of independent companies.

Since 2001 GPHG has paid annual tributes to the excellence of global watchmaking creations, fostering the reputation and influence of the art of watchmaking and its values around the globe.

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