Rocha, who started his career at MJSA and was senior vice president of Jewelers of America, is stepping down after 20 years.
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The retailer has continued its expansion, opening two showrooms in luxury malls with a third to follow.
The Gen Z influencer wears the “Sculpted Cable” collection in the just-released images.
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It features colored gemstone, pearl, diamond, gold, and sterling silver jewelry styles.

The jeweler and luxury luggage company have teamed up on jewelry cases and a suitcase.

The jewels, including gold rings and pendants, are said to be from 500 A.D.

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With prices starting at $15, the Kendra Scott at Target collection launches next month.


The Chicago retailer will now offer in-store customers instant quotes and coverage.

The accessories conglomerate is expanding its reach in the jewelry industry.

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The program was developed in recognition of the national shortage of bench jewelers.

The retailer has a new chief revenue officer and vice presidents of luxury sales, merchandise, and marketing and e-commerce.

For the past decade, the companies have been working together to create an industry-specific platform for jewelry retailers.

The brand’s “Elisa” pendant is the star of a college pop-up tour after gaining popularity among potential new sorority members sharing their rush journeys on TikTok.

Chief Commercial Officer Roeya Vaughan has been promoted to CEO, replacing Paul Tacorian, who will serve as board chairman.

The jeweler will engrave the winners’ keepsake trophies on-site for athletes to take home.

The supplier also has released its 2024-2025 Findings & Metals catalog.

She previously was executive director of the Women’s Jewelry Association.

Born in North Korea, Kim survived three years in a prison camp before fleeing to South Korea and eventually immigrating to the U.S.

The space within the high-end shopping center marks the Italian brand’s second store in New York City.

The direct-to-consumer jewelry brand has raised $25 million to date after a recent Series B funding round.

The new store will be the company’s largest in New Jersey.

Jan-Patrick Schmitz will take on the role following former CEO Frédéric Levy’s departure after less than a year.

The company said it will continue to expand, however, through internal funds and its long-term banking relationships.

The retailer also has plans to open 50 new locations across Europe.

The wedding dress retailer will be able to keep about 200 stores open under its new ownership.

The company owns brands like Neil Lane and Barneys New York.
The jewelry retailer will now offer its customers one-click jewelry insurance.
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