The new timepieces are highlighted in a campaign that celebrates the ocean.
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Along with two supermodels, they star in the jewelry house’s biggest campaign of the year.
It’s designed to look like an old-fashioned compact.
Now, it will cater to mid-range luxury brands.
Kenyan conservationist and wildlife advocate Paula Kahumbu received the honor.
The jewelry manufacturer also has new men’s wedding bands.
“Simply Brilliant: Artist-Jewelers of the 1960s and 1970s” is headed to the Cincinnati Art Museum this fall.
All proceeds of “Juneteenth Medallion” sales, as well as raffle tickets, benefit organizations that support BIPOC.
It’s a new addition to the designer’s charm collection.
There will also be a virtual component for those not in attendance.
They star in the newly released campaign for the “T1” collection.
The Continental Buying Group was the only jewelry trade show to happen during the typical Las Vegas dates, from June 1-3.
The track and field star will soon compete to secure her spot at this summer’s Olympics.
It conveys a sweet summer sentiment.
The latter jewel sold for $5 million, within its pre-sale estimate.
From former jewelry editor Maria Dueñas Jacobs, the kids jewelry line has caught the eye of retailers like Anthropologie.
It donates 100 percent of profits to the Human Rights Campaign, which supports equal rights for LGBTQ+ citizens.
The designer’s whimsical quarantine fantasy comes to life with a heart motif and plenty of delicious gemstones.
There are new white gold versions for men and a dual time zone for women.
The fancy vivid yellow “Sienna Star” is in a setting from designer Glenn Spiro.
It symbolizes opening the door to the new Jade Trau boutique in the Hamptons.
“River of Gold” covers destructive and illegal gold mining in the Amazon.
It will launch with a piercing party.
Through video interviews, the watch brand explores its important milestones.