Gemfields saw weak sales of lower-quality goods at its most recent auction of emeralds from the Kagem mine in Zambia as direct competition from another producer and waning luxury demand weighed on ...

Sybil and David Yurman: Artists and Jewelers is an unprecedented monograph and intimate biography examining the work and life of the jewelry power couple through original artworks, family photographs, ...

A ring with a 43.15-carat yellow diamond is set to lead an upcoming jewelry sale at Phillips, where it is expected to fetch up to $850,000. The piece features an Old European brilliant-cut, ...

Hong Kong jeweler Luk Fook expects profit to be down by 50% year on year in its first fiscal half. The drop is the result of a “significant” increase in losses from gold hedging, while sales of the ...

Bonhams will offer a Tiffany & Co. emerald and diamond ring at its upcoming New York Jewels auction, giving it a price tag of up to $550,000. The ring contains an emerald-cut, 9.27-carat Colombian ...

The latest episode of Rapaport’s GEMTalks focused on the how the jewelry industry can and should talk to consumers about natural and lab-grown diamonds. Dr. Ulrika D’Haenens-Johansson, senior manager ...

De Beers has launched a new marketing campaign, “Forever Present,” to boost demand for natural diamonds during the US holiday gifting season. The campaign, which reintroduces the iconic “A Diamond is ...

The Antwerp Would Diamond Centre (AWDC) has criticized a recent press release from the National Bank of Belgium (NBB), stating that it presented a “highly misleading” view of the nation’s diamond ...

Giving jewelry as a gift for the holiday season will be most popular among Gen Z shoppers, according to a recent survey by the National Retail Federation (NRF). “Younger shoppers continue to embrace ...

The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) added two new members to its board of governors at a recent meeting in Carlesbad, California. Lisa Bridge, president and CEO of Ben Bridge Jeweler, and Dr.

Russian diamond miner Alrosa will cut its production for 2025 and lay off staff as sanctions compound the financial impacts of weak demand for rough, according to media reports. “Certain areas that ...

Production cuts, not demand, are behind a slump in inventory.