Sears’ bankruptcy filing and aid for jewelers impacted by Hurricane Michael were among the stories we covered last week.
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The jewelry designer’s work is the focus of an exhibition opening in December at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County.
Catherine Lacaze is now the director of jewelry and watches at Louis Vuitton.
It alleges Amazon representatives opened eBay accounts for the sole purpose of poaching the site’s sellers.

Two center stones are better than one in this breathtaking engagement style.

Christie’s will attempt to sell the 24-carat yellow diamond again in Hong Kong next month.

Plus, the NRF and Deloitte make retail sales predictions for November and December.

Called “Brilliant Creators,” it marks the first time Kwiat has used models in an ad campaign in its 111-year history.

The company acknowledged, however, that demand for lower-end goods is faltering due in part to the weakening of the Indian rupee.

The three shows exhibiting at the Las Vegas Convention Center in 2019 are pooling their marketing power.

Engagement 101 Founder Severine Ferrari dishes on the revolution she’s trying to ignite around proposals and what it could mean for jewelry.

The e-commerce site will offer an edit of DSM pieces to its global client base.

The trademark and web domain for the famous phrase was auctioned off among other IP and inventory belonging to Firestar Diamond and Fantasy Inc.

Brett O’Connor joins the auction house from Sotheby’s Geneva.

The Jewelers Disaster Relief Fund was created last year in the wake of Harvey and is still going.

Blogger Danielle Miele has created an Instagram account dedicated to sharing job vacancies in the industry.

Emmanuel Raheb shoots holes in the common excuses given by web hosting or marketing agencies for not giving ex-clients access to their own Google Analytics.

It marks the 13th diamond weighing more than 100 carats recovered by the company in 2018.

Vision, flexibility and a call for gender diversity were among the points that made it into Editor-in-Chief Michelle Graff’s notebook.

The retailer struggled in its attempt to rely less on discounting.

The company is looking to reorganize and emerge as a smaller retailer.

Princess Eugenie’s emerald tiara, borrowed from (who else?) the Queen, was the statement piece we’ve been craving.

The company has lowered gold charm prices to make karat gold charms more affordable and plated gold charms the same price as sterling silver pieces.

The discovery of a new mineral and the effort underway to fund a national advertising campaign for jewelry were among last week’s can’t-miss stories.

The Swiss brand is inspired by ancient cultures.