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Last week, at the urging of a commenter, I looked into Kay’s and Jared’s policy for lab-grown diamond upgrades and trade-ins, now that both of those chains are selling them. Suffice it to say, it’s not the same as for naturals.
Tiffany & Co. just came out with its first holiday catalog featuring one-of-a-kind gifts and experiences.
Press release – ALROSA has acted as a co-organizer of the ‘Russian-African Collaboration in the Diamond Industry‘ Session, held as part of the Russia-Africa Economic Forum business program in Sochi.
Swiss watch exports jumped 10% to CHF 1.82 billion ($1.84 billion) in September, as orders from the US continued to grow.
After seeing success with its pilot program in Tanzania, the Gemological Institute of America will expand distribution of its gem guide for artisanal miners.
The World Jewellery Confederation (CIBJO) has produced a special report on ethics ahead of its annual congress in Bahrain next month.
The Diamond Empowerment Fund (DEF) has granted its largest-ever award, to be shared among nine beneficiaries across three continents.
The Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie (FHH) announced Wednesday the 16th that it is changing the name of SIHH and opening up the show to the public, another sign of the times in the changing world of trade shows.
On Friday the 11th of October, the Trump administration said that it would postpone a planned hike in duties on $250 billion worth of Chinese products due to a reputed “phase one” trade deal with China. The 14th, it appeared that the “phase one” deal may not be as firm as originally reported, as China wants the administration to […]
Jean-Marc Lieberherr is stepping down as chief executive officer of the Diamond Producers Association (DPA) after heading the group for nearly four years.
Well, there’s one obvious reason why—by now the jewelry community is well aware that the famed Argyle mine’s supply of pink diamonds is dwindling, and the mine is projected to close in 2020.
LVMH reported double-digit revenue growth in its third-quarter results, buoyed by a strong performance across all segments from watches and jewelry to wines and spirits.