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Svetlana Lazar’s “Wishing Well” collection utilizes an innovative component to mimic the movement of water beneath them.


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Experience all the Italian Jewelry market has to offer in Las Vegas.

All proceeds up to $25,000 will benefit the It Gets Better Project, a nonprofit that supports LGBTQ+ youth.

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The end-to-end software allows for real-time control over all sales, inventory, repairs, customer communications, and marketing.

Associate Editor Lenore Fedow shares her impressions of the Las Vegas Antique Jewelry & Watch Show and a few of her favorite finds.

The Asian Institute of Gemological Sciences aims to set a color standard for the trade name.

Sales were up 36 percent year-over-year in June and are pacing 24 percent ahead of last year at this point.

Kate Della Monica, a senior specialist in the Jewelry and Watches department, will relocate to the Sunshine State.

LVMH’s investment arm has taken a stake in Lusix, a lab-grown diamond company based in Israel.

Sotheby’s New York put a colorless diamond and a fancy deep orange-brown diamond up for sale last week, with mixed results.

Profits will help them recoup financial losses.

Retail veteran Alexis Nasard will step in as CEO on July 4.

The organization also extended the terms of Vice President Feriel Zerouki and Treasurer Ronnie VanderLinden.

After suffering a professional setback, columnist Peter Smith reflects on our ability to bounce back even when the hits keep on coming.

The organization will present three awards at its annual dinner, dance, and gala in October.

Former McKinsey partner Emily Yueh marks new president Evan Yurman’s first hire.

The New York jeweler also made the pop star’s wedding bands.

It’s predicted to sell for up to $484,000 during the Bonhams Hong Kong Jewels and Jadeite auction on June 22.

The recipient will receive up to $17,500 toward a tech-focused certification or program of their choice.

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