March 15 Diamond Shavings: Your Friday Web Roundup This week: Problems in the watch and jewelry auction markets. A lawsuit over the Harry Winston book. And ashes-to-diamonds company has big...
March 8 Diamond Shavings: Your Friday Web Roundup This week: Insurance company worries about lab-grown prices. A diamond family feud. And the most common jewelry accidents. All below. G7...
Is the Lab-Grown Diamond Pivot Finally Here? Jeff Zucker, the former head of NBC Entertainment and CNN, once warned media companies not to trade "analog dollars for digital pennies.”...
March 1 Diamond Shavings: Your Friday Web Roundup This week: Is the Surat bourse a “dud”? Is Rolex too dominant? Is the “Mob wife” thing just a lot of hype? All below. U.S. opts...
Feb. 23 Diamond Shavings: Your Friday Web Roundup This week: Is the lab-grown boom over? The roots of the Tiffany legend. And jewelry was a category on Jeopardy! All below. U.S. still...
U.S. Still Has No Rules for March 1 Diamond Sanctions As of March 1, the United States will prohibit rough and polished diamonds that were mined in Russia and weigh one carat or more from entering the...
Feb. 16 Diamond Shavings: Your Friday Web Roundup This week: Are male engagement rings really a thing, finally? Has Taylor Swift made opals cool? There are cheers and jeers for nut jewelry. All...
Feb. 9 Diamond Shavings: Your Friday Web Roundup This week: France reportedly limits lab-grown lingo. More controversy over new Diamond District hotel. And the diamond grown from a fish sandwich....
The Strange Story of One Jewelry Blogger’s Instagram Suspension Three days ago Becky Stone couldn’t log in to @diamondsinthelibrary—one of the oldest and most prominent jewelry Instagram accounts, with over...
Why You Need to Start Screening Every Diamond While much discussion about lab-grown diamonds has centered on the question of whether they’re taking market share from naturals, less has been...