National Jeweler’s editors recount the conversations, collections and current trends that stood out at jewelry market week.
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The crowd enjoyed a mix of annual favorite trade show features and new additions this year.
Kimberly Collins, Adrianne Sanogo, Monica Stephenson and Jaimeen Shah shared their insights during an education session at JCK Las Vegas.
Members gathered Friday morning at JCK to hear from Diversability founder Tiffany Yu and Molly Kettle of Gamut Management.
This year’s Design Atelier is full of gems.
The industry’s most influential contemporary designers are showcasing their latest jewelry designs.
Created by Maitri Lab-Grown Diamonds and graded by IGI, it’s slightly bigger than the record-setting lab-grown diamond GIA just examined.
The jewelry trade show also will debut educational content centered around social media.
Luxury kicks off today, with the full show in swing on Friday.
One of the three new collections was inspired by the legend of a woman who traded her mansion to Cartier for two strands of natural pearls.
With the app, customers receive a 15-day insurance offer on new purchases while their coverage needs are being evaluated.
From consumer trends to retail technology, these are the JCK Talks sessions that should be on attendees’ radar.
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The Strip is full of new restaurant and entertainment offerings.
Duvall O’Steen and Jen Cullen Williams outline best practices for brands to share their work with journalists, editors, and influencers.
The company has appointed Michael Schechter as director of business development.
The BIJC Collective will showcase fine jewelry and loose gemstones from six Black-owned brands.
Online registration is open now for the annual event and early-bird savings will end May 28.
Platinum Guild International has partnered with 16 brands on a platinum jewelry collection.
It details the family’s history and legacy in the world of lab-grown gems and is set for release at the JCK show in Las Vegas.
Retailers can get rewards for referring a new client to the company.
The singer will headline “JCK Rocks,” the annual evening of entertainment held after JFC’s “Facets of Hope” event.
The organization said it will recognize those who exemplify the idea that doing good is good business.
This year, the trade show will have pavilions dedicated to turquoise and Tucson gems among others.