Cicadas Swarm on Sienna Patti Gallery in Lenox, Mass.

Not these cicadas—not so far anyway. This is a different kind of buzz, and it has to do with a new collection by Swedish jewelry artist Märta...

Designer Zeemou Zeng Has a Passion for Peridot

Earlier this month, Zeemou Zeng, an emerging London-based designer sold on 1stdibs, Farfetch, and a handful of international retailers, unveiled a...

The Golden Opportunity

Our fascination with gold is about as old as the history of mankind. We are inherently captivated by the metal; just ask any infant who...

Jump on the JAR at Christie’s Upcoming Magnificent Jewels Sale

There are a quite few headliners leading the June 8 Magnificent Jewels sale at Christie’s—such as the "Dancing Sun” (the polished version of...

Established Ropes in Fans With Its New Ride or Die Collection

Remember when Western wear had a moment in, what was it, the late 1990s, early 2000s? (more…)

Loren Nicole Unveils a Viking Trove of 22k Gold Jewels

Jewelry designer Loren Teetelli, the Southern California–based archaeologist-turned-goldsmith and founder of Loren Nicole, has been quietly...

AMNH’s Halls of Gems and Minerals to Reopen June 12

There's excitement in the air as New York City moves toward opening at full capacity. One of the casualties of the pandemic, of course, was the...

Jennifer Dawes’ New Kingdom Collection Will Give You Butterflies

And bees. And dragonflies. And beetles. Soon a snake will be slithering into the mix, too. (more…)

Deirdre Featherstone Sends Out a Stunning Spring Bouquet of Jewels

When the announcement of a new collection from jewelry designer Deirdre Featherstone comes your way, you drop everything and take a look. The...

Britt’s Pick: Rainfall Earrings By Sia Taylor

Plentiful color in jewelry, often in the form of vivid gemstones, is something many of us crave as spring and summer come our way. But when you...

M.S. Rau Acquires Rare Ruby Ring By Alexander Calder

The renowned New Orleans–based antiques dealer M.S. Rau somewhat regularly places advertisements in The Wall Street Journal. And, to its sheer...