The “Argyle Pink Everlastings Collection” features 211.21 carats of pinks from the soon-to-close mine.
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The organization also announced its headquarters have moved to New York City.

An additional update allows the gem testing device to also screen blue-to-green and brown diamonds.

The company also confirmed reports of layoffs that first surfaced in late July.

Pandora gets a makeover, the Cost of Doing Business is back, how to stand out on social media, and more.

The luxury retailer more than doubled the space dedicated to high jewelry and timepieces at its New York City flagship store.

The retailer’s same-store sales in North America dipped 1 percent as foot traffic continued to decline, but it beat analysts’ expectations and saw its stock rise.

The partnership with the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback includes a limited-edition jewelry collection.

The brand kicked off its relaunch event last week, showing off its revamped stores and new collections.

The site connects customers with local jewelers and designers, including Stephen Webster and Brent Neale, to create custom jewelry.

Le Tote will keep the retailer’s 38 locations open for now, but redevelopment may be on the table in 2021.

Worldwide sales dipped 3 percent with unrest in Hong Kong weighing on the jeweler’s performance.

It’s allegedly the end of the retail world as we know it, but Associate Editor Lenore Fedow feels fine.

Patrick Byrne stepped down following statements about his alleged involvement with the “Men in Black” and his role in federal investigations related to the 2016 presidential election.

The jewelry company accused the bank of discriminatory lending practices against a women-led company.

A judge sided with the Richemont-owned brands in a counterfeit case filed against a Florida jeweler earlier this year.

The Kentucky-based company took home the award in the service and specialty goods category.

The Danish jewelry company’s turnaround plan includes revamped stores, a redesigned logo, a new slogan and a simplified portfolio.

The retailer can now use the remainder of its $218 million in specialty financing to stay afloat while it searches for a buyer.
Diamonds, pearls, precious stones and silver jewelry remain on the list of products subject to tariffs as of Sept. 1.

Deputy Executive Director Ian Rowe will take the reins on Sept. 2 when founding Executive Director Dorothée Gizenga steps down to take a new position at DDI.

The e-tailer, known for its costume jewelry, ventured into fine jewelry after finding success with its gold vermeil line.

The “Stranger Things” star will feature in the brand’s fall campaign to promote its new jewelry collection.

The retailer’s shares have been trading below $1 for nearly 30 consecutive business days, which is grounds for delisting.

The iconic jeweler partnered with a Mumbai-based retail conglomerate to break into the country’s growing luxury market.















