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National Jeweler’s editors recount the conversations, collections and current trends that stood out at jewelry market week.
Kimberly Collins, Adrianne Sanogo, Monica Stephenson and Jaimeen Shah shared their insights during an education session at JCK Las Vegas.
Pearls, moonstones, and alexandrites fit many styles, lifestyles and budgets, making them great gifts for those born in the month of June.
The “Estrela de Fura” is now the most expensive ruby ever sold at auction, while the purplish pink diamond set a couple records of its own.
More than 250 gem, jewelry, and mineral companies are expected to exhibit, including the American Gem Trade Association.
Set with a 118-carat unheated Sri Lankan sapphire, it just sold for $3.4 million at Phillips jewelry auction in Hong Kong.
In a collection of Q&As, key players give insight on supply, demand, the importance of origin, and whether the “Color of the Year” matters.
The 28-piece collection is the largest to be offered at auction.
The sale, though embroiled in controversy, has garnered nearly $200 million in total.
“Muzo Essentials” is a range of fine jewelry basics intended for daily wear.
A mix of polished and faceted stones in an ethereal color palette constitutes this one-of-a-kind work.
Jewelers of America’s Amanda Gizzi is sharing the 16 emerald jewels she is dreaming of wearing in May.
Set in a necklace by Bulgari, it will hit the auction block later this month.
Named the “Lion of Merelani,” the gem will be displayed at the D.C. museum along with the story of its cutting.
The 55.22-carat “Estrela de Fura” is headed to Sotheby’s Magnificent Jewels sale in June.
AGTA GemFair and the Denver Gem & Mineral Show also will have a presence on the show floor.
Registration is open now for AGA’s latest virtual “What Can You Do With Your Gemology?” career forum.
Amanda Gizzi and Ashley Davis discuss the major trends that will shape jewelry design this year and beyond.
The month’s birthstone, aquamarine, is reminiscent of crystal-clear waters.
Designer Jennifer Maxwell spent a year developing a collection that uses a mix of diamonds and gemstones to elevate the pattern.
Amanda Gizzi spotted gemstones in these shades all over AGTA Gem Fair and at Centurion, too.
The designer gave National Jeweler a behind-the-scenes look at his gemstone explorations at the Tucson gem shows.
In a Q&A, the gemstone wholesaler shares how he built up his TikTok following by giving viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the industry.
Rio Grande will promote AGTA gemstones and membership to its customers, while AGTA will promote education and industry standards.