The jewelry design contest celebrated its 40th year with a slew of colorful triumphs.

Whether as an investment or even as art to hang on a wall, contemporary jewelry is finding a lucrative retail channel at the likes of Christie’s and Sotheby’s.

Prices have been steadily dropping in recent months, but for many sellers, it’s part of a natural cycle.

Three reasons this pairing of past and future works so well for sellers and buyers alike.

The OX cofounder, whose hourglass-themed designs set her New York-based jewelry brand apart, reflects on how she, as a creative, feels about impersonations of her work.

Barry Verragio explains why his jewelry company is taking copycats to court.

Store owners and appraisers offer their advice.

These sleuths of the jewelry world play an important role in the trade. Experts in the field share their experiences and wisdom.

Getting a trademark for your jewelry designs — and enforcing it — is a smart way to prevent knockoffs, says goldsmith Ray Griffiths.

Some of the modern-day jewelry creators taking inspo from Art Deco.