Mikimoto Celebrates 125 Years With New Collections

Mikimoto will not be in Basel this year, as the legendary pearl maison opted instead to unveil its latest and greatest during private appointments...

AGTA Takeaways: 5 Must-Read Tips for Jewelry Designers

When you’re friends with a major New York City lapidary artist like Robert Bentley, you’re bound to pick up some knowledge about gemstones and...

Bypass Rings Are Back in a Big Way

You say “bypass” I say ’90s…and think instantly of a ring from my personal collection, purchased at a vintage boutique on Worth Avenue in...

Leader of the Stack: 11 Must-See Chevron Rings

Stacking rings and stacking bands are a trend with staying power and have now become a sort of pantry staple to buy in bulk. Already a perennial item...

Oscars 2018: 13 Jewels in the Shape of Water

To be clear, this is a post about jewelry in shape of water, not jewelry in The Shape of Water, which won the award for Best Picture at Sunday...

Oscars 2018: “If I Weren’t Working, I’d Be Wearing…”

The 2018 Oscars will be taking place this Sunday, prompting a battery of West Coast publicists and showroom managers to kick into overdrive, doubling...

New Book Showcases Jewelry by Picasso, Koons & More

A new release from ACC Art Books is a must-have, gloriously illustrated coffee table book about jewelry, perfect for your personal library (or a...

The Paul Smith x Pyrrha Collaboration Is Just Dandy

The last month or so has brought news of some pretty exciting designer collaborations in the jewelry world, from Nambé x Rémy Rotenier to the next...

Don’t Miss David Hockney (Or These Aquamarine “Swimming Pools”)

This weekend’s your last chance to see David Hockney, a major retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which gathers the British artist’s...

12 Gray Jewels That Capture the Hazy Shades of Winter

From moonstones to rough-cut diamond slices, jewelry designed with stormy gray stones is having a moment, displaying a wintry spectrum that begins...