GradingSep 30, 2015
HRD Antwerp grades 3.09-carat lab-grown diamondThe brilliant-cut stone has a color grade of I and a clarity of VS2, the laboratory said this week.
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TechnologySep 29, 2015
This holiday season, it’s all about omnichannel‘Tis the season for holiday surveys, with a recent one indicating that in order to be successful this holiday season, retailers are going to have to offer a consistent shopping experience across all channels.
SurveysSep 27, 2015
6 insights on the diamond marketDe Beers’ latest Diamond Insight Report shows that chain and department stores are taking diamond jewelry sales from independent retailers in the U.S. market.
EditorsSep 25, 2015
On ‘Forever’Editor-in-Chief Michelle Graff tries to understand why diamonds end up the subject of so many “they’re a rip off”-type articles in an age where nobody has a problem constantly creating waste with cheap, throwaway furniture and fast fashion.
OtherSep 22, 2015
Second report gives reasons to be upbeatThe president of the World Federation of Diamond Bourses joined longtime industry analyst Ken Gassman in expressing optimism ahead of the all-important fourth quarter.
MajorsSep 22, 2015
Macy’s flagship debuts millennial-specific floorThe retailer’s latest attempt at attracting and keeping younger shoppers involves a newly renovated floor in the basement of its flagship store dedicated solely to apparel, accessories and technology.
OtherSep 21, 2015
DCA courses approved in LouisianaThe Louisiana Department of Education has approved the teaching of the Diamond Council of America’s beginning and advanced jewelry sales courses in all its high schools.
SurveysSep 21, 2015
3 reasons to be optimistic about Q4Fine jewelry and watch sales increased 4 percent year-over-year in July and overall economic indicators are positive heading into the fourth quarter.
EditorsSep 21, 2015
One jeweler’s anatomical inspirationWhen it comes to jewelry, art, home décor and the like, I can really appreciate a skull motif. When it’s done right, and especially with interesting materials or play with colors and accents, it can be edgy without being too moody.
Events & AwardsSep 20, 2015
Entry open for emerging designer contestCenturion is asking designers who have never before exhibited in a fine jewelry trade show to enter its 2016 Emerging Designer competition.
CrimeSep 20, 2015
Man found guilty in 2012 robbery, shooting at PA storeAfter about two hours of deliberation, a jury convicted the third of three men involved in a 2012 shooting and robbery that severely injured a York, Pa. jeweler.
EditorsSep 18, 2015
Supporting cancer researchOctober is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and each year a number of companies and brands step up to create a piece of jewelry that helps to fund research through sales.
SourcingSep 17, 2015
UAE set to chair KP despite oppositionThe United Arab Emirates is slated to lead the Kimberley Process in 2016, which is not sitting well with the non-governmental organizations (NGOs) involved in the process.
FinancialsSep 16, 2015
Richemont sales ‘subdued’ in AmericasThe company saw regional growth of just 2 percent in the five-month period ended Aug. 31, despite its jewelry maisons performing “exceptionally well.”
TechnologySep 16, 2015
Jeweler wins ruling to reveal Yelper’s identityA judge ruled Tuesday that Yelp must reveal what it knows about the identity of a reviewer who posted an allegedly libelous review about her experience at a Boston jeweler’s store.
TrendsSep 15, 2015
Charles&Colvard debuts colorless moissaniteThe moissanite maker recently introduced a line of moissanite with D, E and F color grades, a first for the company.
SourcingSep 15, 2015
Report raises questions about Antwerp Diamond BankKBC never made a good faith effort to sell Antwerp Diamond Bank because certain key players knew what authorities would find if they looked under the hood, a new article alleges.
TechnologySep 15, 2015
Iconery sets the stage for emerging designersThe new consumer-facing e-commerce website offers a turnkey solution for designers to enter the fine jewelry market via made-to-order manufacturing.
OtherSep 14, 2015
The good old days, gone by quicklyWe’re living in a time not unlike the Industrial Revolution, with the speed of change making many long-standing professions obsolete. Jewelers have to adapt or they’ll be done, retailer and columnist Jim Alperin writes.
SourcingSep 14, 2015
Large rough diamond sells for nearly $20MA 357-carat white diamond recovered at the Letšeng mine in July sold for $19.3 million in Antwerp last week.
EditorsSep 14, 2015
7 pieces from Graziela GemsBrazilian jewelry company Graziela Gems’ look book for fall packs a range of looks, from the everyday to the Couture.
OtherSep 13, 2015
What you might have missedHere are the top five stories on NationalJeweler.com from Sept. 6 to 12, according to Google Analytics.
OtherSep 13, 2015
NAJA offering student chance to ACE ItThe National Association of Jewelry Appraisers announced that it will cover the conference fee for its winter ACE It event for one gemology student.
CrimeSep 13, 2015
Would-be burglar targets different type of storePolice in Pennsylvania recently arrested a man in the middle of an alleged attempt to rob a jewelry store that also sells guns and ammunition.
EditorsSep 11, 2015
What the Tiffany ruling means for the industryIn a week of big stories, the outcome of Tiffany v. Costco was certainly the biggest.
