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The longtime industry veteran had a breakthrough case of COVID-19.
The company donates 10 meals to the nonprofit for every piece of jewelry it sells.

It’s double the toi et moi fun.

A question from an astute young relative has Peter Smith pondering this question in his latest column.

Starting in January, the Black in Jewelry Coalition will host webinars on addressing racial injustice and encountering racism in retail.

Parlé will match donations up to $15,000 in an effort to build houses for teachers at a Tanzanian primary school.

The watch company upped its fiscal guidance once again, feeling confident ahead of the holiday season.

It accompanies an exhibition on view now in Paris and headed to Dallas next year.

Plus, a look into the life of jewelry designer Konstantinos Leoussis.

The Tony Award-winning dancer and choreographer was known for her role in “Chicago” and her longstanding partnership with Bob Fosse.

The latest happened Nov. 15, when nine suspects smashed up the showcases at a mall jewelry store in Concord, California.

The deal expands the jewelry company's foothold in the bridal space.

The jeweler collaborated with the men’s magazine that’s been around since the 1930s.

It had previously owned 60 percent, partnering with Dominion Diamond Mines.

This is just one of the tips John Kennedy and Greg Smith shared on the new episode of “My Next Question.” Watch it now.

The institute welcomed Dave Bindra, vice president of operations at B&B Fine Gems, and diamond industry executive Marcus ter Haar.

The search continues for a new CEO and CFO, possibly outside of the family.

Combining function and fashion, it’s far prettier than a jeweler’s loupe.

Davemaoite isn’t found in nature because it can’t survive outside the high-pressure environment of Earth’s mantle.

It is one in a series of pop-up shops and will also carry watches from Richard Mille, Audemars Piguet, and IWC.

Botswana will take over as chair of the Kimberley Process in 2022, with Zimbabwe serving as vice chair.

Soon-to-be-retired Ken and Kris Siegel opened their jewelry store in Paso Robles, California in 2012.

It will be used to help the company further its customer communications and payments technology.

He replaces Carol Pennelli, who is leaving the brand after two decades.