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John Carter received the AGS’s highest honor Tuesday afternoon at Conclave in Austin, Texas.
Amber Rank of Exclusively Diamonds will receive mentorship, registration to AGS’s 2024 Conclave, and $500.
Carved by Naomi Sarna, the “L’Heure Bleu” is now the world’s largest cut tanzanite.
Marina Mekhaeil studies engineering at the University of Houston.
The application window for the annual “Future of Jewelry Making” scholarship is open from now until May 13.
Scholarship applications are being accepted now, and the window for the grant will open in May.
It aims to support aspiring journalists, media professionals, content creators, and communicators.
Three winners will have their jewelry sketches turned into a real piece of jewelry in time for the holiday.
The couple won a bespoke engagement ring set with a 1.44-carat fancy yellow diamond and designed by Michael Hogan.
Dominick and Kim Rodriguez of Romantique Jewelers are the recipients of The Edge Retail Academy’s annual award for retail excellence.
Four companies, all of which have a particular focus on engagement rings and wedding bands, received the grants.
This year’s free competition has new categories and a new theme.
The diamond supplier received two awards related to its environmental, social and governance initiatives.
The refiner received a distinction from HIRE Vets for the fifth year in a row.
Post is being honored for nearly four decades of contributions he made within the Department of Mineral Sciences at the museum.
The Albany Business Review recently honored the 100-year-old company.
The organization recognized outstanding industry players at its celebratory event.
Hawai’i-based designer Sharon Lehua Gilbert’s gold and diamond “Kumu Nalu” bracelet pays homage to the ocean.
AGTA CEO John Ford said it was one of the design competition’s best years ever.
The award ceremony will recognize the designer and other nominees for their impact on the industry and commitment to BIJC’s mission.
The GIA president and CEO will receive the 2024 Gem Award for Lifetime Achievement.
A New Hampshire store manager is the inaugural recipient of the grant for up-and-coming women in retail.
The company was recognized for one of its private-label, consumer-focused jewelry care lines.
The contest is now open for submissions until Oct. 10.