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Good Vibrations: New York Brand Ruveil Turns Sound Waves into Fine Jewelry

Founder Gabrielle Saunders – a GIA-trained gemologist who formerly designed for Alexis Bittar and Harry Winston – blends technical expertise with an intuitive, wellness-led approach, drawing on her parallel practice in meditation and crystal alchemy.

The Final Cut: Alex Monroe Celebrates 40 Years of Nature-Inspired Designs

To mark the milestone, the jeweler has launched the Menagerie collection, amping up classic pieces with quirky new motifs.

Bars, Brunches and Bridal Parties: The Stores Going All Out with Hospitality

Jewelry retailers are creating community through thoughtfully designed entertainment spaces that host events from wine tastings to fundraisers.

How Two Lawyers Saved an Indiana Jeweler from Closing

Attorneys Fernanda Beraldi and Ed Broecker took over and transformed retailer Windsor Jewelry in Indianapolis, revamping the design and upping revenue.

To Protect Profits, Retailers and Designers Need to Find a Business Balance

As expenses mount and the market keeps shifting, brands and store owners are working together on how best to share the financial risks.

A Drop in Chinese Buying Is Giving the US Pearl Market an Edge

With more supply available, American dealers can take advantage of a timely boom in gemstone demand.

The OG Sparkle: The Magic of Old Cuts

With their rustic glimmer, antique craftsmanship, and individual character, these stones are still charming jewelry-lovers today.

The Power of World Diamond Day

When the Natural Diamond Council launched the event on April 8, it generated 30 million social media impressions. Nicolas Chrétien, the initiative’s creator, talks about the importance of pausing and uniting the industry.

Volume, Gold and Easy Wear: What’s in Store at JCK

A look at some of the trends waiting at the Las Vegas jewelry shows.

Technology and the Future of the Diamond Trade

The key challenge is not simply adopting the innovations that are transforming the industry, but using them wisely.

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