Lil Milan is the latest female-led jewelry brand banking on women’s increasing self-gifting trend and attracting Millennial customers.

She will pick up the award at a presentation on Tuesday during London Fashion Week.

The jeweler names Zendaya as one of its new ambassadors and ceo Jean-Christophe Babin lays out strategies that LVMH could use to grow Tiffany & Co.

The donation will allow the research department of Spallanzani, one of the first medical teams to isolate the deadly disease, to purchase a microscopic image acquisition system.

The company, founded by Laura Lambert, is banking on a direct-to-consumer, digital-first model to offer more personalized services, competitive price points and ethical sourcing.

The collection is available exclusively in the U.S., Japan and the United Arab Emirates.

Copenhagen-based jeweler Pandora is seeking to realign its sustainability efforts, following a massive re-brand last year.

The Geneva-based jeweler said it failed to find a buyer after losing the financial support of shareholders.

Vuitton showed its famed Soweto diamond, Dior offered gradient, rainbow-colored pieces and Boucheron focused on the question mark necklace.

The newly minted culinary hotspot drew a cross section of the jewelry community, who mingled with celebs Martha Stewart and Debra Messing as well as several well-known New York faces.

The Vicenza-based trade show registered a double-digit growth of visitors from the United States and Japan.

The Musée des Arts Décoratifs added her 2008 butterfly to its permanent collection.

The store, located on Via Montenapoleone, also features an area dedicated to archival one-of-a-kind pieces and a space for haute joaillerie.

The company seeks to develop colored, lab-grown diamonds as a “creative category in its own right.”

Introduced with a direct-to-consumer strategy, the brand is making its debut at Moda Operandi this week.