Jacklyn Pellegrino is the Arts & Life Editor at The Quinnipiac Chronicle. She specializes in the retail and retail technology sectors, with a focus on apparel design, the fashion industry, and luxury goods. Jacklyn's work has also been featured in PIETROS FIGHT INC and Rapaport.
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Hamden, United States (Local)
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Brilliant Earth saw its sales climb in the first quarter as fine jewelry and Valentine’s Day results improved.
Pearl Association of America president Jeremy Shepherd talks about the trade body’s evolving core mission.
By: Jacklyn Pellegrino
Heard on the Street , a video series that shares raw and unfiltered insights on the natural-diamond and colored-gemstones industries, released its second episode on June 17.
By: Jacklyn Pellegrino
In a rare show of unity for an industry traditionally divided among manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers and other stakeholders, natural-diamond leaders have launched The One of One Project, a first-of-its-kind initiative designed to educate Gen Z and Millennial consumers about the individuality, rarity and emotional significance of natural diamonds.
New York's 47 th Street, also known as the diamond district, is a hotbed of activity for consumers looking for great deals and even better jewelry. But what types of stones, metals, styles and cuts are trending?
