Michelle Graff
Editor-in-Chief Michelle Graff shares three takeaways from a recent jewelry conference she attended in Istanbul.
Editor-in-Chief Michelle Graff gives her three takeaways from the first day of the JA National Convention.
Editor-in-Chief Michelle Graff recaps a jewelry event where a designer’s process was presented as a four-course meal.
Though accounts of alleged harassment and discrimination at Sterling Jewelers detailed in a recent New York Times story aren’t new, Editor-in-Chief Michelle Graff is still listening.
One year after a fire ripped through the Mallers Building, Editor-in-Chief Michelle Graff catches up with Jewelers Mutual to talk takeaways from the three-alarm blaze.
Our Editor-in-Chief Michelle Graff offers a refresher following the Federal Trade Commission’s distribution of eight warning letters regarding advertisements for lab-grown diamond jewelry or diamond simulants.
It will be a watershed year for man-made diamonds, Editor-in-Chief Michelle Graff writes.
The company is implementing a policy shift that will allow sightholders to refer to its rough stones as “DTC diamonds.”
Generation Z is the group immediately following the millennials, and its oldest members are in their early 20s now.
Some of them are from National Jeweler, and some of them are not.
Lab-grown diamonds, engagement ring trends and a financial scandal that rocked the industry were among the most-clicked-upon by our readers.
National Jeweler’s editors have spent the past couple weeks visiting pop-ups and secret-shopping online. Now, we’re checking out a new brick-and-mortar concept store.
It is a challenge being issued by designer Toby Pomeroy that would help to improve the lives of artisanal gold miners worldwide.
Vision, flexibility and a call for gender diversity were among the points that made it into Editor-in-Chief Michelle Graff’s notebook.
Signet CEO Gina Drosos recently indicated the retailer would be open to carrying fashion jewelry set with man-made stones. Will Lightbox be the line for them?
