D Diamond Debuts Fine Pet Jewelry for Feline Friends

Cats may have nine lives, but thanks to D Diamond, at least one of them can be spent dripping in opulent fine jewelry while humans pay the bill. In...

Found Objects Makes the Case for a New Kind of Men’s Jewelry

Men's jewelry has been heralded as a growth category for years now, with designers and retailers increasingly looking for ways to reach a customer...

Talismania Is Betting Big on Montana Sapphires

Young brand Talismania, founded in 2023 by Elizabeth Graham, may have arrived at just the right time. Based in Montana, the fine jewelry brand...

22 Tennis Bracelets for the U.S. Open and Beyond

It’s a well-known fact that wearing a tennis bracelet while watching a tennis match increases your enjoyment of said match by 25%. By 30% if...

Nomis’ New Collection Started in a Marble Studio in Tuscany

Lumière Libre, Alyona Kiperman's new 18k gold and lab-grown diamond collection, was born from a year spent learning to carve marble in Pietrasanta...

“Gemmaxxing” Is the Jewelry Trend Pushing Colorful Stones Into the Spotlight

Most of have, by now, heard of looksmaxxing, an online subculture of men obsessed with doing anything to make themselves more handsome. May we...

How I Got Here: Katie Mancilla Bets on Solid Gold and Pricing Transparency

After decades of working in marketing and corporate-finance, Katie Mancilla now runs her fine jewelry company, Eleuthera Zo, with the goal of...

Jewels From My Inbox: August 2026 Edition

August is a transition month that always feels a little meandering. It’s still technically summer—and the temperatures confirm that, for the most...

Tiffany & Co. Will Keep Making U.S. Open Trophies After Signing Multiyear USTA Extension

Nearly 40 years in, Tiffany and Co. is extending its run at the U.S. Open. The jeweler and the United States Tennis Association (USTA) have signed a...

Is the Princess Cut Making a Comeback?

Look who's back: The princess cut is ready for a rally, and designers and manufacturers say its sharp, architectural lines may be the reason. In...