The “Certified by Brand” program gives shoppers access to pre-owned luxury goods that come directly from brands or authorized sellers.
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The educational resource will highlight the positive impact diamonds can make on their journey from mine to market.
As cybercrime incidents threaten the industry, jewelers need to know what they’re up against and the best ways to protect their businesses.
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A cybercrime lawsuit and digital marketing predictions for the year ahead were among the most-read stories for the week of Jan. 1-7.

The industry veteran, who’s been with ERA for nearly a decade, will oversee sales, consulting and data operations.

Signet’s first NFT, the digital asset is only available today and included with any online purchase.

More than 130 Made in Italy Manufacturers will be exhibiting at JCK Las Vegas and Couture under the Extraordinary Italian Jewelry banner.

The watch brand will create 500 custom timepieces for holders of Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs.


Assure is the program the Natural Diamond Council launched in 2019 to test lab-grown diamond screening devices.

The buy now, pay later platform can now also connect retailers with content creators.

The most trusted diamond report, available in print or the GIA App.

The new tool lets jewelers take customers on a virtual in-store shopping journey.

See how it looked when our editor tried on virtual jewelry via the DressX app.

Sterling silver is now qualified on the latter’s Production System P-1 and P-50.

The data comes from Tenoris, the new trend analysis company started by Edahn Golan and Chris Casey.

There were only 250 made available, selling for more than $50,000.

The limited-edition pendants, available in digital and physical form, retail for $50,000 and are exclusive to holders of CryptoPunks NFTs.

It allows users to virtually try on diamond rings.

It allows JBT members to access credit information within the marketplace.

The high-end jeweler reportedly paid a $7.5 million ransom to a group of hackers and is suing its insurance company to cover the loss.
The end-to-end software allows for real-time control over all sales, inventory, repairs, customer communications, and marketing.

The alleged scheme involving fake “Love” bracelets, necklaces and rings was designed to circumvent Amazon’s counterfeit detection tools.

Speaker Swan Sit delved into several buzzworthy topics, like blockchain and NFTs.

Using microchip technology, EZEC can equip nearly any design with a scannable medical ID.

From “old-school” eBay to new kid on the block 1stDibs, we asked jewelers about their experiences selling jewelry in non-traditional places.

The new app allows salespeople to quickly and easily access a lot of inventory.

The tech giant’s store will introduce shoppers to the metaverse.

She’s the first woman on the committee, which was established in 2019.

Plus, Gemist CEO Madeline Fraser on what she plans to do with the $3 million in new funding.

The platform helps jewelers manage and track repairs via their website and allows customers to place orders online.
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