Cuff bracelets have been around forever, and they bounce in and out of fashion often.

Michelle Graff

The American Gem Trade Association revealed the winners of its 2015 Spectrum Awards, the organization’s annual colored gemstone-centric design contest, following judging over the weekend in New York.

Michelle Graff

With a background in sourcing fine gems for successful designers, international jewelers Allen and William Pung have built Parade based on finding the highest-quality gems while also speaking to the design aesthetic they love.

Brecken Branstrator

Designers are having a blast these days working with a wide range of gemstones and playing in full color fields to mix and match tones from light to dark.

Michelle Graff

This week, it’s all by the numbers.

Michelle Graff

There’s something so glamorous about jewels that have mass without volume.

Michelle Graff

It was a record-setting week in Geneva for jewelry and watches.

Michelle Graff

Even as the cold weather sets in and holiday shopping kicks into high gear, jewelry designers and brands are looking toward 2015 and the spring season.

Brecken Branstrator

Each year, New York’s Museum of Arts and Design, MAD for short, celebrates the art of jewelry via the “Loot: MAD About Jewelry” exhibition.

Michelle Graff

Founded in 1977, Lagos has built its name on old-world craftsmanship and modern innovation.

Brecken Branstrator

Personalized jewels have had fans since the beginning of time--one probably could find some kind of charm bracelet in more than a few pharaoh’s tombs.

Michelle Graff

After manufacturing fine jewelry for more than 45 years, family-run brand Estenza embarked on a rebranding effort a little over a year ago and set out to expand its business in the United States.

Brecken Branstrator

Bar none, the simple line necklace--straight across or curved into a “smile”--has leapt to the top of the fashion trends.

Michelle Graff

For the first time, Tiffany & Co. is partnering with another retailer on a capsule collection, which features jewelry and gift items inspired by designs in its Blue Book from the 1970s.

Brecken Branstrator

The jewelry brand has quadrupled its advertising spend and unveiled a campaign for fall that puts its jewelry up against the natural landscape of Bali.

Brecken Branstrator

The jewelry brand will launch its first color advertising campaign this holiday season, featuring Kate Moss, the longtime face of David Yurman, as well as newcomer Anna Ewers.

Brecken Branstrator

The retailer has unveiled its 2015 holiday campaign, which continues its recent focus on real-life relationships by featuring models alongside their own children, siblings or spouses.

Michelle Graff

The Italian brand has signed an agreement with Latin Jewelers Corp. to distribute its jewelry in the Latin American market and operate a new boutique in Panama City.

Brecken Branstrator

A Bain & Company report shows that the global luxury industry has surpassed $1 trillion in retail sales value this year, with the category that includes jewelry and watches seeing slight but positive real growth.

Third quarter sales disappointed for Macy’s and Nordstrom, both of which continue to emphasize their outlet channel over full-price stores.

Michelle Graff

The retailer is slated to hold an event next month in New York showcasing fashion designers’ creations for the Star Wars-inspired “Force 4 Fashion” initiative.

Michelle Graff

Tiger Capital Group is selling diamond engagement rings, wedding bands and watches that once lined the showcases of three now out-of-business Romano’s Jewelers stores.

Michelle Graff

Despite sales growth in Canada and Latin America, weak tourist spending in the United States resulted in a poor third quarter in the Americas for Tiffany & Co.

Brecken Branstrator

Tourneau’s flagship store in New York City and its website now are carrying diamond jewelry from Forevermark, with the retailer’s Boston store slated to pick up the line in 2016.

Rough diamond sales and polished diamond prices continued their recovery in February, yet caution remains the trade’s watchword as global demand for diamonds still is relatively weak.

Michelle Graff