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Founded over fifty years ago in New York, the company has served more than 15,000 clients across the United States, Canada, and Europe.

When you think about a burglary, you probably picture thieves grabbing the most obvious valuables: cash, jewelry, and high-end electronics. While these are common targets, experienced burglars often look for strange and unexpected items. Their reasoning is practical and strategic. They want items that are easy to carry, difficult to…

There comes a time when a diamond that once meant everything stops making sense in your life. Maybe it’s an engagement ring tied to a relationship that’s long over. Maybe it’s a family piece that feels more like an obligation than a treasure. Or maybe it’s just sitting there in…

Swarovski CIO was an early proponent of omnichannel shopping. Her next tech bet focuses on new ways to infuse AI in luxury retail.

Consider 'door jewelry' the front door accessory you need to level up your curb appeal this fall

For those keeping track, that's $71,700-worth of jewelry.

Your attic might be more than just a dusty storage space for holiday decorations and old photo albums. It could be a hidden treasure chest. Over the years, families accumulate possessions that are forgotten and left to gather dust in the rafters. While most of it is sentimental clutter, some…

French jewelry house Mellerio dits Meller has designed and manufactured every Ballon d’Or trophy.

Money stress has a way of turning into myth-making. Somewhere along the line, debt collectors became the bogeymen of adulthood—the villains everyone pictures swooping in to snatch TVs, cars, and even grandma’s jewelry. Pop culture has painted them as unstoppable repo squads who knock once, flash some paperwork, and cart…