From the auction room at Christie’s Geneva to a fashion runway in Arizona to a baseball field in the Bronx, this week’s photo gallery has it covered.

National Jeweler's exclusive report, The State of the Majors 2012, incorporates two major annual National Jeweler surveys on the retail jewelry industry. National Jeweler's $100 Million SuperSellers ranks the nation's largest jewelers by annual sales.

National Jeweler's exclusive report, The State of the Majors 2011, incorporates two major annual National Jeweler surveys on the retail jewelry industry. National Jeweler's Top 50 North American Retail Jewelry Chains ranks specialty jewelers by numbers of stores.

Held this year in Miami, the American Gem Society's Conclave brought together many of the nation's top independent jewelers for networking and education. View scenes from Conclave in our exclusive photo report.

National Jeweler’s exclusive annual year-end survey analyzes jewelers’ sales for both the holiday itself and 2012 as a whole.

National Jeweler's special report showcases current trends and developments in these key aspects of visual merchandising. View them here.

With silver sales running strong for many jewelers and optimism projected for the metal heading into fall, four major trends have emerged in the category. See them here in our special showcase.

Our special coverage identifies and showcases four major trends in platinum jewelry: carved-out, or negative space, designs; vintage styles; colored gemstones in bridal jewelry; and colored gemstones in fashion jewelry.

National Jeweler showcases 20 of the more than 60 new brands exhibiting at Couture this year.

The introduction of more mid- and entry-price watch lines, an affinity for blue dials and timepieces created in the Art Deco style were among the trends observed at Baselworld 2013.

Tacori has unveiled its new Island Rains Collection, comprised of sterling silver pieces adorned with blue-hued stones including topaz, London blue topaz and clear quartz over neolite turquoise.

Warren Buffett returned to the sales counter at Borsheims while Swatch Group brand Longines continued its tradition of its own: serving as the official watch and timekeeper of the Kentucky Derby.