Swatch to continue supplying movements until 2019
A Swiss competition body has ruled that Swatch Group must continue supplying third-party watchmakers with at least some finished movements through Dec. 31, 2019.
View ArticleLeibish wins 7 Argyle stones, will re-polish 2
Israeli diamond company Leibish & Co. placed winning bids for a total of seven diamonds in the 2013 Argyle Pink Diamonds Tender, including two fancy deep pinks and one fancy vivid.
View ArticleAppointments: Sorrelli, David Yurman, IDE, more
A new CEO at Sorrelli and Evan Yurman stepping up to chief design director at his familys company are among the recent career moves in the jewelry industry.
View ArticleAmazons Q3 sales up more than 20%
Sales continued to climb for Amazon.com Inc. in the third quarter, with the company reporting a 24 percent increase to $17.09 billion as compared with $13.81 billion in the same period last year.
View ArticlePGI training retailers on Millennial interactions
With the increasing impact the generation known as the Millennials have on the bridal industry, Platinum Guild International USA (PGI) has launched a new training program to help retailers successfully...
View ArticleWorlds largest Paraiba tourmaline set in necklace
Canadian jeweler Kaufmann de Suisse has created a necklace using what has been designated as the worlds biggest Paraiba tourmaline, a gem weighing nearly 200 carats.
View ArticlePatek Philippe watches set new auction records
A pair of Patek Philippe watches set new world auction records for their respective references at Antiquorums fall sale held Saturday in Hong Kong.
View ArticleAGS announces additional Conclave speakers
A group of businesses leaders, sales experts and thought innovators will join basketball star Magic Johnson as speakers at American Gem Society (AGS) Conclave 2014 in San Diego.
View ArticleLove affair or relationship?
Columnist Diane Warga-Arias describes how a luxury brand can create long-lasting relationships with its customers, as opposed to just short-lived flings.
View ArticleWeb Roundup: Tiffany & Co. launches new website
Tiffany & Co. has redesigned website, turning it into a personal invitation for visitors to shop or learn about the company and its jewelry and also presenting Tiffany as a founder of American luxury.
View ArticleJA cash-and-carry show opens with positive energy
JA New York opened its Special Delivery show to a good buzz Sunday at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in Manhattan.
View ArticleLeibish wins 7 Argyle stones, will re-polish 2
Israeli diamond company Leibish & Co. placed winning bids for a total of seven diamonds in the 2013 Argyle Pink Diamonds Tender, including two fancy deep pinks and one fancy vivid.
View ArticleGemesis introduces lab-grown pinks
Lab-grown diamond e-tailer Gemesis is now selling pink diamonds, available in blush and brilliant shades.
View ArticleAppointments: Sorrelli, David Yurman, IDE, more
A new CEO at Sorrelli and Evan Yurman stepping up to chief design director at his familys company are among the recent career moves in the jewelry industry.
View ArticleGemesis introduces lab-grown pinks
Lab-grown diamond e-tailer Gemesis is now selling pink diamonds, available in blush and brilliant shades.
View ArticleJA cash-and-carry show opens with positive energy
JA New York opened its Special Delivery show to a good buzz Sunday at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in Manhattan.
View ArticleAmazons Q3 sales up more than 20%
Sales continued to climb for Amazon.com Inc. in the third quarter, with the company reporting a 24 percent increase to $17.09 billion as compared with $13.81 billion in the same period last year.
View ArticleGemesis introduces lab-grown pinks
Lab-grown diamond e-tailer Gemesis is now selling pink diamonds, available in blush and brilliant shades.
View ArticleAppointments: Sorrelli, David Yurman, IDE, more
A new CEO at Sorrelli and Evan Yurman stepping up to chief design director at his familys company are among the recent career moves in the jewelry industry.
View ArticleAmazons Q3 sales up more than 20%
Sales continued to climb for Amazon.com Inc. in the third quarter, with the company reporting a 24 percent increase to $17.09 billion as compared with $13.81 billion in the same period last year.
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