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5 Jewelry News Stories You Might Have Missed
Bye to Barneys, a bid for Tiffany, a history lesson on cursed gemstones, and more.

New York—Missed a few headlines because you were busy with Halloween festivities? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with this roundup of the week’s jewelry news.
1. Ariel Gordon Celebrates a Decade with a Vintage Capsule
The L.A. designer known for her contemporary classics is selling her personal hoard of antique, vintage and estate jewelry.
2. Luxury Giant LVMH Makes Bid to Buy Tiffany & Co.
The potential deal is worth $14.5 billion.
3. You Can Now Buy Stones from Moyo Gems
The faceted gems have been traced from mine—they were unearthed by women miners in Tanzania—to market.
4. Bye, Bye Barneys: Judge Approves Sale to Licensing Co.
The longtime luxury retailer will likely close all locations after the sale of its assets was finalized Friday morning.
5. The Legends Behind 4 ‘Cursed’ Gemstones
In honor of Halloween, Associate Editor Lenore Fedow shared the spooky tales behind a few famous gemstones that allegedly bring bad luck.
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