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Greenwich St. Jewelers said it is selling more emerald-cut diamond engagement rings than ever. Here, the “Grand” ring from the store’s in-house line, G. St Ceremony, featuring a 1.7-carat emerald-cut diamond center stone flanked by step-cut trapezoid diamonds and set in 18-karat white gold ($20,500). “Three-stone rings, especially with unique side diamonds, have also been a prominent trend in the past year,” said co-owner Christina Gandia Gambale.

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These are the designers nominated for a 2017 Gem Award in the Jewelry Design category: (from left) Suzanne Kalan, Arun Bohra and Lucia Silvestri

September 30, 2016

Jewelers of America’s annual awards gala honors nominees in four categories.

This year’s Halstead Grant winner is jewelry designer Niki Grandics of Enji Studio Jewelry.

September 30, 2016

The wholesale jewelry supplier has awarded its 11th annual grant for business-minded jewelry designers.

September 29, 2016

The week began with news that the star stone of Sotheby’s New York jewelry sale, a 27-carat diamond, did not sell.

Pictured here is a collar by Giampiero Bodino, as featured in Rizzoli’s Jeweler: Masters, Mavericks, and Visionaries of Modern Design, written by Stellene Volandes.

September 29, 2016

Stellene Volandes’ Jeweler: Masters, Mavericks, and Visionaries of Modern Design is out this month.

September 29, 2016

Second-year jewelry design students at the Fashion Institute of Technology will design a bridal jewelry set to honor the brand’s founding designer.

Parisian Laetitia Cohen-Skalli founded Redline a decade ago after creating the concept for a school project.

September 28, 2016

After a decade of success in Europe and Asia, Paris-based brand Redline is dipping its toes into the U.S.

September 27, 2016

The Smithsonian selected fine jewelry brand Mateo New York to retail at the newly opened National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Ilana Sarna designs her fine jewelry line, Ilana Ariel, with a nod to her family’s rich heritage.

September 26, 2016

The subject of this month’s designer feature, Ilana Sarna creates her fine jewelry line with a nod to her family’s rich heritage.

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