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Fine jewelry continues to surprise us! During the 2022 Summer Fashion Week, the major luxury Maisons presented fine jewelry collections that were each more creative than the next. The style codes have been rewritten, bringing a breath of fresh air to the genre. Dior and Vuitton are shaking up and reinterpreting the obvious, the former […]
The Watch & Jewellery Initiative 2030 (WJI) has admitted nine new members as it expands its work to ensure sustainability in the industry.
Vipul Shah, who has served as vice chairman of India’s Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) for the last two years, was recently elected the group’s new chair.
The world’s largest manufacturing center is relatively upbeat about the domestic jewelry market ahead of Diwali, but it is less optimistic about global prospects.
As celebrity wedding influencers go, Jennifer Lopez is in a league of her own.
Bridal remains a likely driver of holiday results amid growing fears of recession.
The International Gemological Institute (IGI) is now issuing cut grades for loose fancy shape diamonds.
The Natural Diamond Council (NDC) has launched a new advertising campaign ahead of the holidays, signing up British actress Lily James as its global ambassador.
Press release – Cyrille Vigneron, President and CEO of Cartier, Co-Chair Watch & Jewellery Initiative 2030 meets key stakeholders to discuss collaboration.
Dear readers, That’s the question that we are all asking, isn’t it? What major or decisive event happened in the diamond industry this summer?
They include millennials of a certain age, women who buy jewelry for themselves, and “upgraders,” according to The MVEye.
In our security-dominated lifestyle, where completing a simple transaction usually requires a username and password, facial recognition, or some other form of technology, it is almost refreshing to see that the memo — a practice nearly as old as the jewelry industry itself — is alive and well.
