Caitlin Albritton won the 19th annual Halstead Grant for emerging jewelry businesses.
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Fraser shares why she decided to shift from a direct-to-consumer retailer to a B2B technology company.

The one-day workshop will be held July 17 at the Rhode Island School of Design.

The partnership reinforces David Yurman’s position as a leader in men’s jewelry, said the company.

The 14th annual conference will host panels on cross-sector collaboration, industry sanctions, and more.

Sourced from Tanzania, the stones feature a unique hematite inclusion.

The capsule collection is inspired by the Hamptons vineyard’s Summer in a Bottle rosé.

The jewels are inspired by modern architecture with a focus on the play of light and movement.

Ravi Bhansali has been elected vice president.

Stevens, the former CEO of the Jewelers Vigilance Committee, will succeed Avi Levy.

Clayton Bromberg will remain as chairman of the Florida jeweler.
Lauren Freeman, a Ph.D. with more than 25 years of experience in mining, has joined the company.

The third-generation leader succeeds Lamar McCubbin, who resigned last month after 11 years in the role.

“Jewelry’s Shining Stars: The Next Generation: 45 Visionary Women Designers” will be available on July 15.

In the newly created role, Cristina Salas will lead the Dallas jeweler’s marketing strategy.

Current Cartier CEO Cyrille Vigneron is retiring in September while former VCA head Nicolas Bos is now Richemont’s CEO.

The Gem Passport is available for emeralds, rubies, and blue sapphires weighing up to 3 carats.

The show is slated for Sept. 9-11 in Downtown Nashville.

Associate Editor Lauren McLemore shares her roundup of trending designs, vendors’ top picks and the unexpected color that made a statement.

The “Forces of Nature” collection was inspired by the place where De Beers sources most of its diamonds.

The pilot program will provide grading information for diamond jewelry.

The European Union has delayed its deadline for implementing a “robust” traceability mechanism for rough diamonds by six months.

The costs of food and groceries remained a top concern, followed by the labor market and U.S. politics.

The Australian miner has signed over its 70 percent share in the diamond deposit to Lesotho company Lephema Executive Transport.

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