International Jewelry Industry Ready to Gather in Arezzo, Italy Designers, goldsmiths, and manufacturers in the jewelry industry will converge May 11 through 14 in Tuscany for the 43rd edition of Oroarezzo, an...
The Jewelry Symposium Returns With Tech Education and Networking Take TED-style education and a networking extravaganza filled with friends and colleagues who love to problem-solve for one another, and you have the...
Christian Tse on the Future of Jewelry Manufacturing To veterans of the jewelry industry, the name Christian Tse likely calls to mind high-end platinum jewelry in a distinctive mesh style. The...
Diamond Drunk Seeks To Disrupt How Consumers Clean Their Jewelry After successfully disrupting the cosmetics industry, Jerrod Blandino likes to think of himself as a product innovator who has now set his...
Mercury Free Mining Enters Promising New Phase In April, six years after founding Mercury Free Mining (MFM)—an industry nonprofit dedicated to helping artisanal and small-scale gold miners...
June 2 Diamond Shavings: Your Web Roundup First a promotional note: I will be moderating a panel at JCK Las Vegas tomorrow. “Lab Grown Diamond Updates” will take place Saturday, June 3 at...
Permanent Jewelry Expo Hopes to Be an Annual Business-Building Event Organizers debuting a permanent-jewelry event in Las Vegas this spring say they hope the expo not only helps boost their business but provides...
MJSA Reelects Board Chair Joseph Esposito Manufacturing Jewelers & Suppliers of America (MJSA) recently reelected Joseph Esposito (pictured) to his third one-year term as chair of the...
Permanent Jewelry Has Evolved From a Trend to a Permanent Business While it may have started as a one-time event or an occasional service, more jewelers and designers are now offering permanent jewelry as a regular...
Hugh Bell, Who Helped Build Rio Grande, Dies Hugh Bell (pictured), longtime president of Rio Grande Jewelry Supply, died on Sept. 20, following a long illness. He was 79. (more…)