Anthony DeMarco

Exceptional stones remain in demand as scarcity and size separate the market.
Collectors had a fondness for blue this past year in both diamonds and gemstones.
Despite tariffs, geopolitical uncertainty and a softer art market, jewelry proved resilient, with white-glove sales, record prices and global demand across categories.
While Americans have had trouble buying overseas, US sellers are reaping the benefits – and may be giving Geneva a run for its money.
A historic pink diamond, a massive blue sapphire, and Mughal emeralds led the New York auction to a high-flying total.
With her bold use of volume, color and mixed materials, the trailblazing French designer’s works are as relevant as ever among modern buyers.
Museum curators share the ins and outs of managing this niche estate category.
The Mumbai-based jeweler uses holograms and other digital features to personalize its bridal offerings.
Carved into history: Cameos and intaglios from as far back as the Roman Empire dominate the New York auction.
The aging of the industry, the difficulties of owning a store these days and the lack of new blood are contributing to a systemic decline of independent retail jewelry stores.
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Anthony DeMarco