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It’s a “who’s who” of the business, marketing, and jewelry world, said the event.

The Conference Board’s revised January reading suggests consumers did not start off 2024 as confidently as previously thought.

Marti Stephens was honored with the annual award.

The association also announced five new board members.

The De Beers-owned lab-grown diamond company dropped the price on its standard offerings from $800/carat to $600/carat.

The new DMCC Laboratory at Uptown Tower will initially serve clients in Dubai free trade zones.

The Rolex Watchmaking Training Center will welcome its first class this fall.

It is another 10-year sales agreement in which all the larger rough recovered from the Karowe mine will go to HB Group for manufacturing.

Sebastian Clarke and Katherine van Dell, frequent appraisers on “Antiques Roadshow,” will join the new office.

Sherry Smith dishes on the month’s highs and lows and the two categories consumers were loving ahead of Valentine’s Day.

The new service, introduced to stem fraud related to lab-grown diamonds, will be offered at no cost for the time being.

Founder Lisette Scott was inspired by the intricacy, colors, and symbolism of African art and architecture.

Peter Smith shares advice from independent jewelers who used losing this cornerstone brand as a catalyst for reinvention.

All 13 lots belonging to the actress and first wife of Steve McQueen sold at the recent “California Jewels” sale.

Registration is also open for its “Battle of the Benches” challenge.

Gorman was an industry trailblazer, serving as the first female treasurer of Jewelers of America.

Goff, whose fans hold up “He Went to Jared” signs at games, has signed a partnership with the retailer.

Industry veteran Gina D’Onofrio has rejoined the auction house.

The association also celebrated its 40th anniversary.

The 20 percent off promotion will run through March 31.

Its second trade event will feature vintage pieces and contemporary collections.

The association also announced WJA Toronto’s board of directors.

The Emerald City mainstay is hosting its final Leap Year Sale beginning this month.

It could mean federal funding opportunities and tax credits for jewelers who adopt the curriculum.


















