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For a modern take on the monochrome palette, designers are combining materials like onyx, ceramic or mpingo wood with diamonds, pearls or silver.
A machine can now do the measuring part of diamond grading, but that doesn’t cut out human graders. Just the ones who limit themselves to putting out data.
This jewelry segment appeals to both young customers who want personalized, colorful pieces, and older generations marking family milestones.
Three industry CEOs share the best holiday presents they’ve ever received, and what made them so special.
This family-owned New York jeweler gives clients a level of service few others on 47th Street can match.
From a snapshot to a lock of hair, or even the portrait of a loved one’s eye, these necklaces contain multitudes.
From his signature animal bracelets to his Art Deco-inspired sautoirs, the New York designer injected a burst of youth and boldness into the mid-20th-century jewelry scene.
Designer Rosanna Fiedler combines gold and silver with hard stones and diamonds in her her stackable pieces.
With topics including Ukrainian talent, exceptional watches, and the work of Elizabeth Gage, this crop of literary releases is bound to impress.
From alexandrite to sapphire, these rare stones are finding a place in one-of-a-kind jewelry.

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