The Swiss designer’s Facets & Form line explores the play of light through the stones.

Designs sporting four-leaf clovers, horseshoes and inspiring mantras serve as protective talismans for consumers seeking comfort.

The New York-based company sees a silver lining in the diamond market’s current challenges, says vice president and director of jewelry Michaela Kesselman.

Several notable names are playing with the possibilities of man-made diamonds in their latest models.

Art, equestrianism and philanthropy are at the heart of this American jeweler’s business, which is now expanding to Europe.

The Mumbai-based jeweler uses holograms and other digital features to personalize its bridal offerings.

The London-based designer’s gold-centric collection taps into mythology and symbolism to resonate with her powerful self-purchasing clientele.

Three experts share their views on how to sell sustainable origins to consumers.

In her new book, the journalist and digital storyteller shares 24 tales based on the real-life experiences of miners, merchants and other local insiders.

These institutions leverage practical training, academic connections and business knowledge.