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The second-generation jeweler was remembered as “the happiest, proudest and most loving husband, father and grandfather.”

Associate Editor Lenore Fedow reflects on Samuels Jewelers, Barneys New York, Charming Charlie, and more of the retailers that closed their doors this year.

The jewelry manufacturer will spread goodwill in a new area each month, from elderly appreciation to the environment.

The Signet-owned chain is the sponsor of the landmark building’s annual holiday light show.
Madelaine Genna is the first recipient of the scholarship, which covers the cost of a Graduate Gemologist diploma from GIA and a Certified Gemologist diploma from AGS.

Flash floods caused power supply issues across South Africa, leading to controlled power cuts to prevent a countrywide blackout.

Sales associates will curate a personalized shopping lists for customers, based on their preferences and price range.

The brand’s collection is inspired in part by the coastlines and seascapes of its native Ireland.

Looking at what makes Tiffany & Co. worth $16 billion says a lot about what consumers value, Associate Editor Lenore Fedow writes in her analysis of the deal.

The jeweler fell short of revenue and same-store sales expectations in Q3 due to weak demand in the Americas and unrest in Hong Kong.

Sales from Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday attracted nearly 190 million shoppers, 14 percent more than last year.

Albert Bensoussan is leaving the luxury conglomerate to “pursue a personal project.”

LVMH acquires Tiffany & Co., royal jewels stolen from German museum, another independent jeweler closes, and more.

And they’ve worked their way through at least one-quarter of their lists already, the highest level in survey history.

Snatched from Dresden’s Green Vault, the pieces dated back to the 18th century.

Challenges “intensified” within the watch category and retail landscape, CEO Efraim Grinberg said.

The company opened its first brick-and-mortar store this month in New York’s Nolita neighborhood.

The French luxury titan acquired the iconic American jeweler in a $16.2 billion deal.
The theme of the black-tie gala to fete the occasion in January is the lasting power of both the organization and jewelry’s place in special moments.

The retailer partnered with Unique Designs to create its “Stein Mart Jewel Box” collection, which will soon be available in 51 stores.

Daniella Vitale will join the retailer in December to oversee its merchandising and marketing strategies.

Associate Editor Lenore Fedow visited Barneys in its last days to check out the sales and bid farewell to the legendary retailer.

SVP and Chief Merchandising Officer Pamela Cloud will step down later this month, and the company is creating a new position—chief brand officer.

She has been president of the Detroit-based watch company since 2018.













