America’s Jewelry Pioneers of the 20th Century
Amid the optimism of the post-war years, the U.S. grew as a global jewelry center, with designs becoming larger, more expressive, and increasingly centered on fine colored stones.
Featured ArticlesAmid the optimism of the post-war years, the U.S. grew as a global jewelry center, with designs becoming larger, more expressive, and increasingly centered on fine colored stones.
Featured ArticlesMany industry bodies are against use of “recycled” when it comes to gems, but the author argues that there are myriad situations where the term could be accurately applied.
Featured ArticlesIs there a bottom to lab-grown diamond prices? They just keep declining, and they’re not nearly as dependent on quality in this category as they are for natural diamonds.
Featured ArticlesWith natural diamonds finding some stability near the end of 2025 but lab-grown diamond prices continuing their downward fall, it could be a mixed year for 2026.
Diamond MarketA gemologist-appraiser’s only task is to render the appraisal in compliance with the state of jurisdiction’s requirements. Here’s what to remember about that.
The Appraiser's NotebookBlue has long been zircon’s most popular color, but amid a market embracing a broader range of colors and flocking to earth tones, new hues are on the rise, as are their prices.
Market TrendsSee what some of the top brands debuted during the event that provides one of the most reliable indicators of how high jewelry design is evolving.
The Trade in FocusWith a strong fire, the stones offer an affordable color substitution.
*Gem Focus & Market Pulse (Free Subscriber)Here’s what exhibitors are saying ahead of the gem shows.
The Trade in FocusFine-quality colored gems and signed jewels reigned supreme in the fall/winter 2025 fine jewelry auction cycle.
The Trade in Focus