The Met’s New Erté-Inspired Jewelry Collection Is an Art Deco Extravaganza
Last week, The Metropolitan Museum of Art store dropped a collection celebrating the distinctive work of Erté, the Russian-born French artist...
Association for the Study of Jewelry Event Will Tackle Jewelry in America
The Association for the Study of Jewelry and Related Arts (ASJRA) has announced that its 15th annual conference will be held April 4 at the 92nd...
These Coral Bracelets Are Right Up(cycled) My Alley
Days before the New Year, JCK’s editor-in-chief Victoria Gomelsky shared three predictions as to what the next decade will look like for all of us...
The Best Jewelry of 2019
This end-of-year recap of my 2019 adventures in jewelry editing in order to identify the pieces that most stand out to me as special and unusual...
The Year’s Best Jewelry Gifts (If You’re Shopping for Me)
We can start with a reminder that my birthstone is ruby, and I'm here for it at all times.
From left: Margaux ring with 0.14 cts. t.w. pavé...
Let’s Have a Very Verdura Christmas
Didn't want 2019 to pass by without acknowledging an important 2019 milestone for the jewelry house of Verdura: its 80th anniversary.
Founded in...
The Most Beautiful Jewelry Book of the Year…
…Actually has nothing to do with jewelry. But only if you’re being technical about its definition. Because A Vanity Affair: L'Art du Nécessaire,...
Legendary Pearl and Estate Jewelry Dealer Paul Fisher Dies
Paul Fisher, a natural pearl and estate jewelry dealer who achieved legendary status within the industry, died on Dec. 4 of complications from...
RealReal Internal Report Illustrates the Company’s Counterfeit Problem
The success of The RealReal—the world's biggest retailer of pre-owned luxury fashion, jewelry, and accessories—has always relied on a solemn...
Attention, Jewelry Collectors: Daniel Brush’s Big Moment
Jewelry designer Daniel Brush, whose work has been featured on this blog, is an American jewelry artist and sculptor whose name may be unfamiliar to...