The online jewelry retailer will open its fourth by-appointment-only brick-and-mortar location this fall in the Gold Coast.

Brecken Branstrator

A “difficult” global environment and having to buy back watches from retailers battered sales and profits in the first five months of the company’s fiscal year.

Michelle Graff

Cultivating an environment of teamwork requires a shift in focus from individual accomplishments to team success, Pat Henneberry writes.

Pat Henneberry

The purchase by parent company XO Group will allow The Knot to get to consumers earlier in the wedding planning process and connect them to jewelry vendors.

Brecken Branstrator

The jeweler has hired Mark Erceg as its executive vice president and chief financial officer, effective Oct. 18.

Michelle Graff

After failing to find the necessary funding in time to meet its September 2016 expenses, True North Greenland A/S has initiated voluntary bankruptcy proceedings.

Michelle Graff

Associate Editor Ashley Davis takes an Insta-look at the few design houses that adjusted to the new tone of the Paris Biennale des Antiquaires.

Ashley Davis

The Belgian lab fired the employees, cut off a client and recalled the reports after an investigation indicated that the client had been bribing the employees to give its diamonds better grades.

Michelle Graff

A worker at a Florida jewelry store did the unthinkable--he ran after a robber and clung to the hood of his car as he sped away.

Michelle Graff

The e-tailer is purportedly in the midst of opening a host of pop-ups in U.S. shopping malls that will be focused on selling devices, like Kindles and Echo speakers.

Ashley Davis

The mining company responsible for finding Angola’s biggest diamonds dug up the rough at its Lulo Diamond Project.

Ashley Davis

Four diamond traders accused of bribing a grader in exchange for higher color grades on reports will spend up to two-and-a-half years behind bars.

Michelle Graff

In its monthly new release feature, National Jeweler outlines five books that could potentially be beneficial for business owners as summer turns into fall.

Michelle Graff

Here are the top five stories published on NationalJeweler.com for the week of Sept. 4 to 10, according to Google Analytics.

Michelle Graff

Senior Editor Brecken Branstrator shares the insights gleaned from her trip to the Bangkok Gems and Jewelry Fair.

Brecken Branstrator

North American Jewelers Inc. is known for bridal and special occasion diamond jewelry and will help Ohio-based Quality expand its engagement ring business.

Michelle Graff

Fashion Week is the setting for the first New York trunk show for e-commerce fine jewelry site Auverture, a venture from Dutch jewelry designer Bibi van der Velden.

Ashley Davis

Tennis’ most accomplished current player has created a collection of bridge jewelry to benefit Kara Ross’ foundation that aims to empower women and girls.

Ashley Davis

One-carat polished prices slid again while prices for 3-carat stones and smaller goods remained flat or rose very slightly, according to Rapaport.

Michelle Graff

Signet rings and Romanov jewels were just a couple of visual highlights from this week’s stories.

Ashley Davis

The Thai government predicts that its gem and jewelry sector will grow 10 percent in export value in 2016, with the U.S. market playing a part.

Brecken Branstrator

Partnerships in the jewelry industry abound. Amanda Gizzi is spotlighting 13 stunning pieces of jewelry that are products of joint design efforts.

Amanda Gizzi

Among the 200-plus historic tomes the GIA is making available to the public is a rare catalog of Romanov jewelry.

Ashley Davis

The PhosView is about the size of a toaster, can scan parcels of diamonds quickly and ultimately will cost $4,500.

Michelle Graff

Carlos Torres, of Romano’s Jewelers, was charged in a scheme to defraud Marines by obtaining their personal information and then adding unauthorized charges to their store credit accounts.

Michelle Graff