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Though the weeklong celebration of jewelry will be virtual for the first time, its event schedule is still loaded.

The Jewelers Vigilance Committee and Greenwald Doherty will talk about safety issues related to COVID-19, the legalities of layoffs and more.

The seasonal fine jewelry seller is bringing its creative solutions to selling during a pandemic to the mainland.

Associate Editor Lenore Fedow shares her thoughts on adaptability, contactless payments and why you should order those holiday gifts right now.

A pair of earrings in the line from T. Foster & Co. just won an AGTA Spectrum Award.

A visitor to the Crater of Diamonds State Park found a 4.49-carat canary yellow stone while wet sifting at the park over the weekend.

Slated for Nov. 9-13, the all-digital event also features a pay-what-you-can ticket scheme for 2020.

The authors dive into the lesser known jewelers that created the masterpieces of Imperial Russia.

Led by a board comprised entirely of Black professionals, the Black in Jewelry Coalition is dedicated to fostering inclusivity and opportunity.

On Tuesday, the last ton of ore left the mine famous for its red, pink and purple diamonds.

A percentage of proceeds from the “Angel Wing Collection” will go to a children’s hospital.

Watch world veteran Kelly Yoch is the company’s new client relations director.

Just in time for the holidays.

CBL Properties and the Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust both filed for bankruptcy Sunday.

The jewelry company expects to have to close 18 percent of its stores this month due to COVID-19 restrictions.

As a highly contentious election season comes to a head, Berkley Asset Protection shares tips for securing jewelry stores in the event of civil unrest.

The renovated 11,000-square-foot halls feature about 5,000 specimens and, for the first time, a temporary exhibition space.

Its hero pieces are five breathtaking fortune telling-inspired pendants.

The agreements grant Altr and Evolution Diamond access to WD’s patent portfolio related to lab-grown diamonds created via chemical vapor deposition.

“Stardust: The Work and Life of Jeweler Extraordinaire Frédéric Zaavy” was started before the French jeweler’s death in 2011.

But the market was relatively resilient compared with the rest of the world, where demand remains 'in the doldrums,' the WGC says.

The company will now buy and sell luxury goods from Rolex, Cartier, Patek Philippe, Hublot, Van Cleef & Arpels, Tiffany & Co., and more.

The new, 60,000-square-foot facility will produce 200,000 carats of lab-grown diamonds annually.

The Italian jewelry trade show is moving away from its normal January schedule to have a live event March 12-16.