The company looks to bridge communication between law officers and children.

The duo will host its second annual jewelry awards on Jan. 24 in New York City.

The latest talent on Copenhagen’s red-hot creative scene is a jeweler that fashions gold, opals and pearls into kinetic sculptures.

The acclaimed accessories line by Pookie and Louisa Burch is set to close, WWD has learned.

At Friday evening’s Gem Awards, the jewelry industry was divided when asked about the controversial new material.

Kristina Buckley Kayel has previously held roles with Van Cleef & Arpels and Ferragamo.

In a break with jewelry industry convention, Tiffany will now identify the provenance of all its newly mined diamonds.

In 2019, the cultivated stone industry will continue to gain ground — but not at the expense of natural diamonds’ popularity.

Can Michael Kors’ growing stable of brands make an impact in the luxury sphere? An answer will become clearer in 2019.

Instagram-native accessory labels will continue to set trends and drive Millennial sales.

Hair clips — an affordable, optimistic accessory — will be a major trend in 2019.

Copenhagen — with its haute cuisine, design and culture of coziness — has benefited from global connectivity, becoming a new creative epicenter. WWD ventures to the Danish capital to investigate its ascent.

Brands have begun experimenting with reclaimed materials for their bag designs — utilizing everything from salmon skin to old wallpaper.

The Brooklyn-based jeweler felt that the provenance of conflict-free stones was too murky and has begun using recycled diamonds instead.

The limited-edition Slim d’Hermès represents the French house’s third-ever timepiece partnership in its 181-year history.