Finematter is a new online marketplace for independent fine jewelry designers.
The designer brand is evolving through new distribution, technology and tapping creatives from outside the jewelry sector.
Women buying jewelry today are sensitive not to appear too glitzy or ostentatious — ushering in a new moment of restraint in fine jewels.
Typically, November and December is when big holiday movies likely to be in awards contention are doing promotional pushes, which means lots of red carpet opportunities, and lots of jewelry.
The Danish jeweler is celebrating 20 years of its iconic charm bracelet and shoring up e-commerce.
The digital campaign features the French actress in a series of photos and short videos that pay homage to Charles Baudelaire’s classic poem “Les Bijoux.”
The jewelry designer holds hopes of striking up a collaboration with Lego.
The LVMH executive led the group’s purchase of an initial stake in the jewelry house in 2015.
Driven by ceo Robert Buchbauer, the fresh direction is being spurred on by creative director Giovanna Battaglia.
The Italian jewelry house will also release a collection inspired by Impressionist art and colors.
Young jewelry labels such as Kimai say engagement rings need not cost months’ salary, and are shaking up traditions with accessible price points, lab-grown stones and a new narrative.
The tech company has created the first the world’s first curated b-to-b digital marketplace to facilitate the trading of colored gemstones.
This newly launched brand’s statement pieces reflect a distinctively Southeast Asian aesthetic.
Relying on a multifaceted curriculum, the Roman designer is debuting a fine jewelry line revealing her fashion and architecture background.