No simple solitaire: The Los Angeles based boutique brand is creating bridal jewelry with substance.

Popping (open) the question: Marie Lichtenberg’s Would You Marry Me
design skips the box and speaks for itself.

From rough to ring: The retailer’s new Mine to Shine program lets bridal customers follow their stones’ entire sustainable journey.

Prices may be climbing skyward, but retailers say demand for the metal
continues unabated.

Gold rush: Founder Lana Bramlette creates sexy, shiny pieces for the
‘cool girl’ at her boutique in Winnetka, Illinois.

The criteria for evaluating these gems may differ in some ways, but they also have a lot in common.

Over two centuries of the Parisian jewelry house’s archival drawings come to life in a book on its nature-inspired creations.

The upsides of upcycling: Repurposing vintage bridal jewels keeps them fresh while preserving their sentimental value.

Reusing old materials is increasingly popular, but some critics say efforts should concentrate on ethical mining and traceability first.

Climate of innovation: Miners, manufacturers and brands are taking creative steps to help save the planet.