Engagement jewels continue to be a category retailers can count on.

The economy may be fickle, but couples are still committing with diamond rings, say US jewelers.

Jewelers weigh in on whether social media posts from Hollywood stars and influencers have a true impact on the sales floor.

Blockchain tracing, AI trend-forecasting, and other tools are upgrading the wedding-jewelry experience.

Every couple has a shared story, and natural diamonds have a role to play.

From pumped-up sizes and two-stone designs to unusual gem and setting choices, these popular styles are perfect for popping the question.

Old mine diamonds and engraved vintage bands are big hits for brides-to-be thanks to the music icon’s viral sparkler.

Jewelry brands share their tips for keeping content fresh and customers engaged.

Day’s Jewelers has grown from a Maine pawn shop to a trusted name, and has a New Hampshire flagship opening this fall.

Charles Leung is reimagining the 245-year-old maison’s nature-themed aesthetic – and giving back to the environment.

Vivid gemstones and virtuoso feats of creativity were the order of the day for the major maisons’ showstopping collections.

The Paris-based designer’s latest creation signals her brand’s pivot toward pricier offerings.

Swiss designer Suzanne Syz is tapping into the thirst for accountable luxury by securing her avant garde artistry in a digital ledger.

At just 25, Haley Poag of agency Mega Mega Projects already has a host of celebrity jewelry placements under her belt.

As these gems’ etheric beauty and celebrity appeal push up demand, the small-scale miners who produce the bulk of global supply struggle with the Outback’s harsh landscapes and government bureaucracy.

With industry bodies going all in on category marketing, the diamond world has to find forward-thinking new ways to present its product.

This aqua-hued favorite is showing up in jewels from Tiffany, Dior and a slew of other brands this fall.

A new custom service from the auction house puts its global standing to work for clients who want exclusive access to exceptional gems.

From orchid and jellyfish brooches to the classic Bone cuff, this US jewelry icon has been pushing boundaries and platforming talent since 1837.