Robert Procop to Send his Prize Emeralds on a Retail Tour Around U.S.
Few red carpet looks have been as feverishly emulated in recent years as the giant Lorraine Schwartz emerald drop earrings Angelina Jolie wore to the...
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Blue Nile’s Designer Collective Offers “Distinctive, Bespoke” Style
Blue Nile’s new Designer Collective, a collection of fine fashion jewelry from a clutch of well-known designers, was created to inject a dose of...
5 Tech Developments for Retailers From SXSW
The annual South by Southwest Interactive (SXSW) conference took place in Austin, Texas, March 7–11, showcasing cutting-edge technology and...
New Jersey Jeweler Revamps to Celebrate 3rd-Generation Ownership
A third generation is taking over family-owned jewelry store Corinne Jewelers in Toms River, N.J. Husband and wife Ryan and Allyssa Blumenthal will...
Instagram Publishes a Book of Brilliant Marketing Campaigns
Looking for marketing inspiration? Artsy social media platform, Instagram, has published a hard-copy handbook to help guide companies to branding...
Age-Old Craftsmanship Meets Contemporary Cool at Mumbai’s Signature Show
Kunal Shah, director of Mumbai-based jewelry firm FAB Jewels, held up a necklace so hulking, it could have doubled as a lobster bib— were it not...
Charm & Chain Debuts Shop in NYC
Online fashion and fine jewelry retailer Charm & Chain opened its first brick-and-mortar retail store Feb. 3—a showroom concept on Broadway...
Jewelry Retailer Forges Partnership With Area Auto Dealers
Looking to connect with more affluent consumers? Consider a recently forged partnership between James Free Jewelers, which operates stores in Dayton...
Stalwart Macy’s Brand Effy Creates Bridal Collection
Brides hunting for a meaningful “something blue” will soon be able to find it in a new collection of engagement rings from New York City–based...
How to Turn Bad Weather Into Great Sales
The words polar vortex don’t exactly inspire one to shop. But, as a retailer, you can use the prospect (and anticipation) of bone-chilling temps...