Ol’ Blue Eyes proposed to her with the 20.60-carat carat emerald-cut stone in a glass of champagne.
Search

The RealReal’s No. 1 reseller for the second year in a row sells for 74 percent of its original value.

U.S. retailers now can receive grading reports within 24 hours at no extra cost until Jan. 4.

More than 45,000 pieces of diamond and gemstone jewelry verified by third-party professionals are now available on the marketplace.

The company reported net sales were up 10 percent in the third quarter.

Alexandra Wheeler is the e-tailer’s new chief marketing officer.

All three December birthstones are bold and vibrant. Here are some top styles to explore.

Say these things instead, suggests National Jeweler guest columnist Sherry Smith.

Coming off a strong first half of 2018, the market analysis firm is expecting a solid holiday performance for timepieces.

A consortium of five companies have put money behind the cloud-based, business-to-business inventory platform.
The next edition of the antique art and jewelry trade show is slated for Jan. 26 to 29.

The “Ancient Jewelry: Wearable Art” online jewelry auction features lots from Greece, Rome, Egypt and the Near East.

The proverbial black box—a device that’s small, cheap and does everything—remains elusive, but there are options for jewelers that are scalable and affordable.

At The Grove shopping center in Los Angeles, the brand is selling its “Love, Los Angeles” collection along with classic pieces.

Jewelers and experts weighed in on the start of the retail holiday season and what to expect for the rest of it.

The experience-focused retail concept in New York City marks a larger push into the American market.
They include sticking to advertised opening and closing times and being wary when large groups enter the store.

Sarah Turner succeeds Miguel Gómez-Ibáñez, who helmed North Bennet Street School for 12 years and retires in December.

The intricate style would make the perfect holiday present.

At a pop-up shop in New York, De Beers is giving the public the chance to see its lab-grown line in person for the first time.

Jewelers dish on brands, promotions and outside obstacles as the fourth quarter kicks into high gear.

The Indian company will focus on growing Enchanted Disney Fine Jewelry into a global brand.

It’s at the Museum of Fine Arts and features pieces made in the city between 1900 and 1929.

Lower spending by Chinese tourists put a dent in the jeweler’s third quarter results.