The decline in the number of active US jewelry companies decelerated in the second quarter, according to the latest data from JBT.

Swatch expects business in China to pick up as it recorded a slight improvement in orders from retailers looking to refill purchased stock.

Burgundy Diamond Mines will suspend operations at one of the two active pits at its Ekati mine in Canada and let go of hundreds of workers.

Philippe Mellier, who served as CEO of De Beers, died on July 8 at age 69. He led the company from 2011 to 2016.

Rough diamonds of 2.5 carats and larger are seeing solid sales at this week’s De Beers sight, prompting both optimism and bafflement given the mixed demand for polished. Many sightholders are buying ...

The International Gemological Institute (IGI) has reaffirmed that it will keep grading synthetic diamonds, applying the terminology it uses for natural, even as other labs have changed their policies.

Diamond production at Rio Tinto’s Diavik deposit in Canada surged in the second quarter as operations returned to normal.

The Plumb Club reelected Roger Forman as president at its general membership meeting, where it also chose its new board members.

Signet Jewelers slid in the 2025 National Retail Federation ranking of the top 100 retailers, which places companies based on annual sales.

Revenue at Richemont’s jewelry brands rose in the first fiscal quarter, as strength in the US and European markets offset declines in Asia.

An exhibition dedicated to fashion and trends that draw inspiration from Marie Antionette will launch at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum.

This year’s Prime Day garnered $24.1 billion, making it the biggest ever. Online spending over the four days increased 30% year on year.