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Editor-in-Chief Michelle Graff tells the stories behind the pieces that comprised “The Radiance by Couture.”

It has a vault of historic pieces.

The six-count indictment alleges the suspects stole, or tried to steal, millions in gemstones, jewelry, and property from their victims.

The myriad motifs of the “L’Imperatrice” tarot informed the designs of rings, bracelets, earrings, and necklaces.

Plus, CEO Brian Duffy on how supply shortages have spread to brands beyond Rolex and Patek Philippe.

The economy is moving from “extremely strong” to “moderate” growth, said NRF Chief Economist Jack Kleinhenz.

Columnist Peter Smith shares a prediction for the year ahead as the jewelry industry faces a possible slowdown.

The current agreement, originally set to expire in 2020, will now go through June 2023.

Plus, JSA President John Kennedy talks about the trajectory of industry crime over the last 20 years.

The fair was evacuated temporarily Tuesday after four suspects smashed a showcase and stole jewelry from British jeweler Symbolic & Chase.

The lifestyle platform will stock fine jewelry and watches from the retailers on its website and in store.

Retail veteran Alexis Nasard will step in as CEO on July 4.

It’s as versatile as it is glamorous.

This year’s honorees include a pair of retailers known for supporting designers, sisters carrying on the family legacy, and two owners who’ve guided their store through change.

From its bridal offerings to a major lawsuit settlement, here are five things to know about the company’s first quarter results.

Premiering at the show, the project consists of capsule collections from 13 BIPOC designers using fully traceable diamonds from De Beers.

It is the famed wedding dress designer’s fourth collection for Jared.

As technology accelerates the rate of scientific findings, it’s become more important than ever for the colored stone sector to keep up.

The company is launching a luxury apartment building inspired by the brand’s aesthetic.

There’s a fresh crop of fine jewelry retailers in the United States, making the case that brick-and-mortar stores aren’t going anywhere.

Discount less and sell more expensive products, Peter Smith writes.

The company opted not to raise its fiscal guidance, citing a slowdown in the U.S. market as a key reason.

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

“I Fear for This Boy” takes readers through the ups and downs of his business and is available for pre-order now.



















