While Art Deco, asymmetrical or mixed metal settings have dominated in the recent past, the celebrity effect has now made a massive diamond the must-have design of 2025.

The global market for Diamond Jewelry was valued at US$358.1 Billion in 2024 and is projected to reach US$437.2 Billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 3.4% from 2024 to 2030. This comprehensive report ...

Jewellery, fine art and rare collectors’ items headline Ewbank’s Winter Fine Auctions next month, kicking off a four-day ...

Devoted fans are well-acquainted with Neil Lane, the franchise's long-time ring designer whose baubles are presented to the ...

Each more dazzling than the last, Chaumet’s Signatures High Jewellery creations illustrate the artisanal excellence of the ...

VRAI reports that in 2026, brides are favoring five diamond cuts that blend tradition with individuality, reflecting modern ...

Hollywood romances come and go, but the engagement rings that accompany them tend to leave an indelible mark. Glittering, ...

A glittering inaugural Winter Gala has raised £40,000 for St Giles Hospice – which will provide more than 1,330 hours of ...

Christie's is set to hold a live auction, Magnificent Jewels, on 10 December at Rockefeller Center in New York City ...

Despite posting a positive return on an absolute basis, the Intermediate Bond portfolio trailed the Bloomberg US Intermediate ...

A popular jewellery design trend from the Roaring Twenties, the cocktail ring has now returned to steal the spotlight.

The Princess wore the same jewels that she donned to mark the accession of her brother, Prince Albert, 20 years ago ...