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Sandrine Conseiller, CEO of French footwear and apparel company Aigle, has been hired to replace him.

Isidore Mörsel will take on the role following David Gotlib’s resignation last month.

A simple gold and diamond line necklace has become a major fine jewelry trend, but several designers offer a more interesting spin.

Fred Jewelry is utilizing lab-grown colored diamonds, raising some interesting questions.

The Emerging Designers Diamond Initiative’s Class of 2023 shows once again how much the industry stands to gain by embracing diversity.

A year after launching its fine jewelry collection, the Italian luxury brand is adding lab-grown diamonds to the mix.

The stone is expected to fetch up to $2.7 million.

The Rowing Blazers x Bamford TAG Heuer Carrera is a match made in preppy heaven.

The seasonal survey asked consumers how, when, and where they’ll shop for holiday gifts.

The third-generation owner of Wesche Jewelers is a devoted team player, a faithful servant of her community, and the picture of resilience.

Bechdel Jewelers is shutting its doors as owners David and Lori Ettinger retire.

The former head of Hearts On Fire exited Chow Tai Fook North America last spring.

Isaac Siton managed the company’s facility in Namibia and was the “fabric of the factory,” Moshe Klein said.

In fine jewelry, floral motifs aren’t just reserved for the summer months, writes Amanda Gizzi.

Launched just in time for Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the classes are free to take online.

The Plumb Club, JCK, and Jewelers Mutual plan to hold a two-day, retailer-focused forum in New York City in March 2024.

The new executives are third-generation members of the family.

With holiday proposals right around the corner, encourage your customers to go for platinum when making the big purchase.

Its center stone is a 28.64-carat Muzo emerald.

The mining company said the event is the first of its kind in the world.

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After Terry Castro’s untimely death last year, the brand lives on through its second generation.

The company also plans to open up to 275 new stores in existing markets by 2026.

Marking its second year in New York City, the event is slated for mid-October.