The association representing lab-grown diamond companies now has 20 members from eight countries.
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The Design Center at JCK Las Vegas featured a new element this year: a platform for seven jewelry design students to exhibit to buyers and press for the first time.

The Rapaport Group also described trading at the recently concluded JCK Las Vegas show as “relatively weak.”

The modern and contemporary art-centric jewelry designer picked a new muse for her latest collection.

The Couture Design Awards started and ended with remembrances of Cindy Edelstein, with one of the great loves of her life celebrated in between--outstanding jewelry.

Marble takes on luxury status in the hands of two jewelry designers new to Vegas market week.

Diacore and Mellen Inc. have formed a partnership with the auction house to acquire an ownership interest in the 59.60-carat diamond known as the Pink Star.
The fine jewelry manufacturer has hired Richard Weisenfeld as director of sales and Wendy Ross as product developer.
The Diamond Producers Association has revealed the slogan for generic diamond advertising going forward: “Real is rare. Real is a diamond.”

The colored stone miner partnered with Muse showroom for a new, mid-priced line that launched at Couture and also is being sold online.

The jewelry brand that made its name in the U.S. on the arm of celebrities like Madonna and Beyoncé now has its sights set on a more expansive demographic.

Viawear makes a smart bracelet called Tyia and is the latest in a line of companies bought by the jewelry manufacturer.

Here are the top five stories published on NationalJeweler.com for the week of May 29 to June 4, according to Google Analytics.

The Zimbabwe-born lawyer-turned-designer introduced her jewelry line to the U.S. market at Couture.

The Greek powerhouse jewelry designer and Couture Design Award winner returns to Vegas with plenty of newness at the Couture show.
While the pearl is perfectly positioned as the gem of the month, June also can call alexandrite and moonstone its birthstones, and this 10X blog showcases great pieces featuring each.

De Beers’ diamond brand announced that its holiday marketing campaign will aim to drive consumers into stores through product-specific advertising featuring two-stone jewelry.

As the trade shows kick off in Las Vegas, Editor-in-Chief Michelle Graff reminds jewelers what they’re really selling when they sell jewelry.

The two organizations will introduce the addition to consumers next month via a public relations and marketing campaign led by Jewelers of America.

The online jeweler has opened another New York location for customers to try on merchandise before ordering through the website, and announced a search for a new chief digital merchandising offer.
Scheduled to take place in late June, the viewing of exceptional and special diamonds will mark a first for De Beers’ auction arm in the United States.
Just having a regular retail space is not going to cut it today, writes Jim Alperin. Jewelers need to figure out how to turn their store into an experience.

The 5.03-carat fancy vivid green diamond, purchased by Chow Tai Fook, now is the most expensive green diamond ever sold at auction.

Irish jewelry company Love & Robots uses 3-D printing technology and historical weather data to commemorate the wind patterns of a particular date and place.
Venus Jewel will donate money to Jewelers for Children for every individual who participates in their in-booth diamond identification challenge at JCK Las Vegas.