De Beers publishes ‘A Diamond Is Forever’ book — a demand reset?
De Beers publishes ‘A Diamond Is Forever’ — a company history and strategic play to redefine diamonds’ social role, with implications for retailers and investors.
De Beers publishes ‘A Diamond Is Forever’ — a company history and strategic play to redefine diamonds’ social role, with implications for retailers and investors.
Officials at four auction houses name their favorite 2025 jewelry lots — a selection that signals provenance, quiet‑luxury demand and inventory risk for dealers.
Royal use of sapphires and diamonds in Scotland highlights demand for subdued, high‑quality coloured stones — a strategic cue for US luxury retailers and wholesalers.
Hublot unveils a ‘coal blue’ mineral palette across Big Bang and Spirit of Big Bang—titanium chronographs, Unico and HUB4700 calibres and diamond‑set tiers for retail margins.
JA has named five finalists for the inaugural David Yurman GEM Awards Grant — a strategic investment in emerging designers that could reshape buying and inventory priorities.
SZA’s diamond‑studded Vans stole Louis Vuitton’s Paris show—an intersection of high jewellery craft and sneaker collectibility that retailers should monitor for premium demand.
Below Deck’s Aesha Scott calls herself “luckiest girl alive” while sharing new details of her engagement ring from Scott Dobson — a reveal that could steer US quiet‑luxury bridal buying.
Designer David Gotlib frames 2026 around a brooch revival and antique diamonds — an opening for US retailers to reprice, restock and foreground provenance.
Maryam Nawaz’s Hanif Jewellers collar from the Taj Mahal Collection revived royal-design interest, prompting online debate and potential demand for heritage bridal jewellery.
Tiffany & Co. unveils the Tiffany Timer at LVMH Watch Week 2026, marking 160 years since its first chronograph and underscoring a renewed push into high watchmaking.
Beyoncé closed Cowboy Carter in gold-fringed chaps honoring Sir Paul McCartney — a collectible stage look with clear branding and resale value.
An Art Deco sautoir, 38.6 ct aquamarine pendant and emerald ring from Queen Fabiola go to Ansorena, Madrid — estimates €19,800–€40,000; rare royal provenance.