Stuller Releases New Fine Jewelry Catalog
The 2025-2026 edition of “Fine Jewelry” includes 1,000 new styles with an expanded selection of lab-grown diamond jewelry.

The over 750-page catalog includes 1,000 new styles in all of its fine jewelry categories, with expanded choices of lab-grown diamond pieces.
Stuller also added high carat weight bracelet and stud earring options, as well as 15 new bangle styles and 85 new metal hoop earrings.
The men’s jewelry section has expanded too, including more earrings and bracelets.
There is also educational content throughout the issue to help jewelers shop and updated badges to mark which products are hollow.
“The ‘Fine Jewelry 2025-2026’ catalog is set to be a key asset for your business with its rich educational content and updated selection of styles,” said Emily Graffagnino, the executive director of fine jewelry at Stuller.
“We’re confident it will serve as an invaluable resource, guiding you to discover the perfect pieces that your customers will cherish for years to come.”
For more information on the new catalog and to participate in the catalog contest, visit Stuller’s website.
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