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The money will help a nonprofit rehabilitate sea turtles.

It’s the first time the lab has encountered this type of treatment.

“The Blue Lagoon” was expected to sell for as much as $2.7 million at the Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels sale in Geneva.

AGTA CEO John Ford said it was one of the design competition’s best years ever.

Fred Jewelry is utilizing lab-grown colored diamonds, raising some interesting questions.

The stone is expected to fetch up to $2.7 million.

Its center stone is a 28.64-carat Muzo emerald.

The mining company said the event is the first of its kind in the world.

Marking its second year in New York City, the event is slated for mid-October.

Lower quality and quantity drove the decision to withdraw the sale.

A classic diamond tennis necklace gets a whole lot cooler with a removable pendant.

Associate Editor Lauren McLemore recently spoke with Columbia Gem House’s Eric Braunwart about the uptick in non-traditional gemstone cuts.

The contest is now open for submissions until Oct. 10.

The latest Amanda’s Style File column rounds up the best birthstone jewelry this month.

Donations will benefit nonprofit CRRIFS, which supports the protection and conservation of native wildlife in Mexico.

The natural Burmese stone is the second-most expensive ruby sold at auction in 2023.

As far as birthstones are concerned, August babies have struck gold with their two options, writes Amanda Gizzi.

The design casts apatite in a glamorous light.

Weighing more than 10 carats, the emerald is a top-tier stone from the legendary Muzo mining region.

The exhibits offer a look into stone creation and origin, as well as Gübelin family history.

The online platform introduced more than 30 different gems.

The numbers indicate a rebound in the market for the rough stone.

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.