Karen Dybis

At the Isa Grutman flagship store in the Miami Design District, company founder Isabela Grutman invites clients into an environment of curvy furnishings and lots of room to play with jewelry.

The American Jewelry Design Council (AJDC) is entering a new era as the 36-year-old nonprofit shifts its focus from promoting the appreciation of jewelry as art to teaching and supporting the next generation of designers.

Permanent jewelry business Loveweld recently opened three new studios, engaged in a brand refresh, and debuted its Founders collection featuring on-trend

At its first physical location, a pop-up boutique in San Francisco, Rocksbox is targeting jewelry self-purchasers who want to visit a store to try on new

Looking back, Pattaraphan Salirathavibhaga (pictured) describes herself as “naive” when she switched her major from interior design to jewelry as a 19-year-old college student, at Pratt Institute in New York City.

In a wide-ranging talk that covered the past, present, and future of their celebrated jewelry brand, Sybil and David Yurman said they have no plans to retire

In his new book, Irish master goldsmith and high jewelry designer Nigel O'Reilly (pictured) looks to dispel myths about the jewelry trade—who makes fine jewelry, where they are located, and what they must do to have a successful business.

Truly Blessed Jewels founder Lisa Valenzuela says the brand's second store is a homecoming she has looked forward to since starting her business as a self-taught jewelry designer.

As Edinburgh boutique ætla celebrates its fourth anniversary, its founder says she is thankful for her success thus far and will continue to focus on Scottish jewelers while adding features to intrigue clients, such as a jeweler residency program.

When you own fine jewelry, you need to have smart yet beautiful storage for those pieces—and that's where a trip to Trove 's new U.S. flagship store in New York City comes in.