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5 Jewelry News Stories You Might Have Missed
A preview of the New Designer Gallery at JA New York and saying goodbye to the founder of a well-known Swiss brand.
New York—Here are five jewelry news headlines from the week of Feb. 24, in case you missed them.
1. Charriol Founder Philippe Charriol Killed in Race Car Accident
He is remembered as a man who “operated at full speed every day” in both business and his personal life.
2. These Up-and-Coming Brands Will Be at JA New York
Meet the eight faces that will comprise the jewelry trade show’s New Designer Gallery.
3. How Men Brought Jewelry Style to the Oscars
The women weren’t the only ones wearing diamonds and gemstones at last week’s Academy Awards.
4. 10 Things I Learned at the AGA’s Tucson Conference
Senior Editor Brecken Branstrator shares updates on the state of the North American natural pearl market, Ethiopian emeralds and tourmaline production.
5. Sterling, Alex and Ani Lawsuit Settled
The case has been closed after more than a year of litigation and back-and-forth breach of contract claims.
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