Helen Levonis Jewellery, Valuations & Services

19/10/2026

Curious about the upcoming Diploma in Gemmology?

The GAA are featured, explaining everything you might be curious about on episode 51 of The Jewellers Podcast 🎙️

What goes into studying a diploma in gemmology? Laura Moore chats with the GAA about their experiences studying gemmology and what the course offers those in the jewellery industry.

Follow the link in the comments to listen!

27/09/2026

🩷🩷SADIE🩷🩷

For Adoption

Breed: Cattle Dog mix
Age: 8 months
S*x: Female
Dog Friendly: Yes
Child Friendly: Yes
Cat Friendly: Unknown
Toilet Trained: yes
Location: Leichhardt, QLD

Hi, my name is Sadie, and I'm a friendly girl who is always eager to please.

I absolutely love my food, which makes me a great companion to train as I'm keen to learn and listen well. I'm now fully toilet trained and have settled beautifully into home life.

I get along wonderfully with other dogs and children of all ages. In fact, I'm a social butterfly who loves making new friends, whether they have two legs or four! I'm one of a kind and thrive on companionship, affection, and being part of the family.

I absolutely love attention and cuddles, and there's nothing better than spending time with my people. I'm an active girl who loves having fun, but I also appreciate a nice nap afterwards and am more than happy to curl up and relax.

I'm comfortable being home alone and have a lovely, quiet nature. My perfect home would be one where I can enjoy plenty of love, playtime, adventures, and cuddles.

I'm a sweet, loving companion looking for a family who will give me plenty of love, fun, and companionship in return. If you're searching for a happy, affectionate girl who is great with dogs and children and will bring lots of joy to your home, I could be the perfect match for you!

MEDICAL NEEDS
Sadie has had the following vetwork completed:

~ Desexed
~ Vaccinated
~ Microchipped
~ All-Wormed
~ Flea Treated
~ Heartworm Tested & Treated

https://www.savour-life.com.au/adopt-a-dog/search-now/view/146606

13/09/2026

29/07/2026

Some gemstones display one optical phenomenon. This rare boulder opal displayed two.

Recently examined by GIA, this 4.80-carat boulder opal from Queensland, Australia, exhibited both play-of-color and chatoyancy—a rare combination in precious opal. As a light source moved across the stone, a lime-green cat's-eye band rolled unevenly across the surface like an ocean wave, against a backdrop of blue and green play-of-color.

Precious opals displaying both chatoyancy and play-of-color are exceptionally rare, making this a remarkable example of nature's artistry.

Have you seen a cat's-eye boulder opal before? Read more in a recent issue of G&G:

https://bit.ly/4phc8gj

09/05/2026

Simi and Bindi in their new harnesses. Such good pups. They just let me put on these new contraptions without a problem.

05/02/2026

Availability for next week. Still at the clinic until our short closure from February 28 - March 5

02/02/2026

Are you ready to get back into your sport? Let's get those muscles sorted first. Book in for your sports massage session now.