The idea that something precious lasts forever is not a marketing gimmick. A beautiful piece of estate jewelry outlives its owners and creators.

The digital age is broadening bidders’ options and making purchases more accessible for global jewelry collectors.

Fancy-colored diamonds have their own rules when it comes to cutting and grading, says De Beers’ Andrew Coxon.

Ethical-jewelry entrepreneur Christina Miller helps advise global groups and small businesses on how to boost their sustainability.

Dubai is the industry’s rising star thanks to its convenient location, financial advantages, and ties to suppliers. Can Antwerp compete?

The US guidelines for jewelry disclosure can be complex and confusing. Here are some of the basics to help you present your products properly and protect your business from legal action.

Yellow gold, layered necklaces and ’90s styles were among the trends at the JA New York fair.

Don't know where or how to buy and at what price? Experts give their insights.

Maker’s marks, photos, and family testimonies are just some of the clues appraisers use.

Pre-owned timepieces are beating jewelry at auction and outselling hard-to-get newer models.

As NYC Jewelry Week marks its fifth year, the founders and some early fans reflect on its impact.

The lively spirit of Seaman Schepps is on display at its new Madison Avenue flagship.

The new generation of this traditional ring is playful, quirky and deeply personal.

Studs, bracelets and rivières are getting a refresh.

Popular with celebrities, British jewelry label Robinson Pelham is taking off in the US.

“Vision and Virtuosity” explores the New York jeweler’s rise to the high-end household name it has become today.

Engagement shoppers are saying ‘I do’ to antique and vintage, says dealer Julie Walton Garland.

This relatively plentiful stone is available in a swath of beautiful hues that jewelry customers can’t help but love.

Rising inflation and the Russia-Ukraine war continue to impact the industry.

Diamond dealers expect a less sparkly festive season, but they aren’t too concerned.

Economic pressures are boosting the appeal of pre-owned jewelry among retailers and consumers alike.

Rapaport Magazine asks: Which jewel from a Sotheby’s or Christie’s sale would you most like to own, and why?