The motif, which began in the 18th century as a clandestine way to express devotion, is finding new audiences as designers interpret it for the modern era.

Shining a light on this much-misunderstood – and much-maligned – phenomenon.

With more than 250 years of craftsmanship to its name, the French maison that once served the court of Napoleon has become known for collectible creations that are still going strong.

Vintage and antique jewels may be the gem trade’s solution to the unreliable flow of new goods.

The second-generation jewelry designer moves beyond aesthetics to explore each piece’s emotional significance.

Far from slowing down, American retail businesses seem to be continually expanding.

The Diamond Council of America president and CEO discusses the nonprofit educational group’s rebranding, its latest initiatives, and what she learned from her predecessor Terry Chandler.

Big-ticket items are the main source of sales growth for today’s jewelers, making it more important than ever to elevate the customer experience.

These bold necklaces and bracelets offer good value for customers looking to acquire statement pieces they can wear either as-is or with pendants.

Dive into the proprietary diamond data shaping the industry’s business decisions.