It has brought a complaint against a battery maker labeling its products as “Made in U.S.A” when some parts allegedly come from China.

Michelle Graff

The Federal Trade Commission recently changed its guidelines on U.S. origin claims to a rule. Here’s what you need to know.

Michelle Graff

Duvall O’Steen and Jen Cullen Williams share tips on handling some of the not-so-fun, but necessary, aspects of selling fine jewelry.

The contentious battle over the term “Tiffany Setting” has come to a close via a settlement.

Lenore Fedow

Articles on engagement ring trends, lab-grown diamonds, and a Miami tragedy are among National Jeweler’s most-read stories to date in 2021.

Michelle Graff

Now returned to a lower court, the jeweler and the big-box retailer are locking horns over damages and Tiffany’s right to a jury trial.

Michelle Graff

A former employee has accused the owner and employees of C.D. Peacock of selling Rolex watches directly into the gray market and firing employees who blew the whistle on their activities.

Lenore Fedow

National Jeweler spoke with Piercing Pagoda’s Kecia Caffie and Brian Keith Thompson of Body Electric Tattoo about how ear piercings can continue during COVID-19.

Lenore Fedow

From pearl treatments to composite gemstones, Tiffany Stevens and Sara Yood of the Jewelers Vigilance Committee shared tips on how to comply with the revised Jewelry Guides.

Lenore Fedow

The luxury jeweler was awarded $1.5 million in monetary damages after a court ruled in its favor against website operators selling counterfeit jewelry.

Lenore Fedow

National Jeweler recaps a recent primer on intellectual property law led by Jewelers Vigilance Committee Senior Counsel Sara Yood.

Michelle Graff

In a week of big stories, the outcome of Tiffany v. Costco was certainly the biggest.

Michelle Graff

Tiffany & Co. has notched a huge legal victory, with a federal judge granting its motion for summary judgement and rejecting arguments that the term “Tiffany” has become generic.

Michelle Graff