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The NY Selling Event That Has Everyone MAD About Jewelry

Now marking its 25th edition, this annual exhibition at the Museum of Arts and Design helps creators gain wider acclaim.

Why Is the Winston Red Diamond Such a Big Deal?

As this ultra-rare diamond joins the Smithsonian’s gem collection, our writer heads to Washington, DC, to view it in person and ask curator Gabriela Farfan what makes the stone so special.

Diamond Trails: Turning Gemstone Fiction into Art

Gem-themed short stories by international jewelry and diamond journalists inspire evocative paintings in a new project by designer and artist Reena Ahluwalia.

Turning Up the Volume: Bold Gold Is Back 

Chunky rings, earrings, pendants and bracelets are edging out slimmer jewelry designs, even with the metal’s price on the rise.

In Memoriam: Nina Silberstein, the Trailblazing Leader of David Webb 

The New York-based brand’s longtime president was the first woman in the US to run a major jewelry house.

How to Describe Your Jewelry so Consumers Will Buy It

In an upcoming Instagram Live, Sharrie Woodring of GCAL by Sarine will go over the rules of writing marketing materials and share tips for staying transparent.

How Designers Can Benefit from the New RapNet Gem-Trading Network 

Launched in collaboration with AGTA, the platform gives jewelers access to a world of stones anywhere, any time.

Melee the Show to Feature New Talent, Fresh Looks

Works from 67 designers will be on display at the fair’s February edition in New York and Tucson.

Layerable Looks and Mix of Eras Thrive at Original Miami Beach Antique Show

Dealers sold pieces from the 17th century to the 1970s at the Florida fair, with popular trends including charms and chains.

Following in the footsteps of Fabergé: Rites of Passage

Award-winning Spanish designer Teresa Escudero puts raw gems, meteorites, and other unusual materials to striking use in her creations.

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