In the spirit of an advent calendar, “Gems to Help Ukraine” will sell a stone a day through Dec. 24 on the Nomad’s Instagram account.
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Debuting today, it is open to Provenance Proof blockchain users.

Senior Editor Brecken Branstrator’s highlights include a chrome tourmaline ring, a giant opal necklace, and an American mined stone.

The Cultured Pearl Association of America held its 13th annual International Pearl Design Competition this fall.

It’s only the third time since 2003 that a carving has been named Best of Show.

Join experts Orasa Weldon, Danny Sanchez, and Jeff Mason on Tuesday, Nov. 15.

Sotheby’s estimates the piece, pulled from the sunken Nuestra Señora de Atocha, could sell for $50,000-$70,000.

Senior Editor, Gemstones, Brecken Branstrator shares takeaways from her second trip to Tanzania and Kenya.

It features the jewels submitted to MJSA’s Responsibly Sourced Design Challenge.

Its new “Made in Color” collection features lab-grown emeralds, sapphires, and rubies in 14-karat gold.

The collaboration, meant to advance the sourcing of and education about natural pearls, provides many benefits to the trade.

Fall’s changing colors are reflected in opal and tourmaline, says Amanda Gizzi in her latest “Style File” column.

The family business’ fourth-generation eponymous owner reflects on the milestone and the market today.

“Mountings 2023-2024” and “Diamonds & Gemstones 2023-2024” offer a vast selection of options to create custom pieces.
The event will be hosted by the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre from Feb. 15-17.

It follows Creative Director Lucia Silvestri as she crafts the brand’s high jewelry collections.

Gemstones Editor Brecken Branstrator dishes on the latest color to trend, the show floor buzz, and more from Denver.

The event is slated for Oct. 20-22 at Brooklyn Metal Works.

The Maine Mineral & Gem Museum enlisted 12 jewelers to create pieces using gems from 1972’s “The Big Find” for fundraising.

Mined by Fura Gems in Mozambique, experts say the stone could yield a high-quality ruby that’s over 50 carats.

It offered a look at how synthetics and simulants “can be mixed with their natural counterparts to misrepresent a parcel,” the lab said.

Amanda’s Style File highlights jewelry featuring the gemstone’s many shades.

National Jeweler chats with him about how his background in gems will guide him and his plans for the organization’s future.

The colored stone company will donate 100 percent of the proceeds to a charity that supports the country.

It will be held Sept. 6 and 7 at local gallery Balefire Goods.