Jewelry

The tennis ball-sized sparkler will be turned into fine jewelry.

The iconic jewelry brand has made a move around the corner while its flagship undergoes extensive renovations.

The famous billionaire investor reportedly passed up the chance to own the iconic American jewelry brand.

After 21 years, the business is shutting its doors—but not before it sells its vast inventory of heirloom jewels for up to 35 percent off.

From Tiffany & Co. to Cartier and beyond, jewelers are putting a renewed focus on the neck.

The iconic American jewelry brand recently launched its first men’s collection and is now opening a dedicated pop-up shop around the corner from its NYC flagship.

It features some of the most most elusive and sought-after stones.

And this time around his son, Evan Yurman, took over the design reigns.

The pilferers are still on the run.