Brittany Siminitz

Snapchat may not be the first app that comes to mind when a jeweler sits down to plan their holiday social media approach. But its just-released 2026 holiday marketing guide is still worth a look—even for retailers with no intention of posting a single Snap.

Share In a cozy corner on the show floor of the JIS Show in Miami, JCK ‘s editor-in-chief, Victoria Gomelsky, sat down with moderator Jen

Share Gesswein Joins Continental Buying Group Gesswein has joined Continental Buying Group (CBG) as a supplier member, giving the

Paula Doebrich didn't have to travel to Iceland or Norway to get the idea for Meluzza 's Northern Lights ring. She just had to look out the window of her New York apartment.

Paula Doebrich didn’t have to travel to Iceland or Norway to get the idea for Meluzza’s Northern Lights ring. She just had to look out the window of her Ne

If high gold prices were supposed to make us want less gold, somebody forgot to tell the jewelry world. The appetite for substantial, tactile, noticeable jewelry hasn't disappeared just because the price of the material has climbed—in fact, jewelry brands (and their customers) are largely embracing it. Which makes

When I say my jaw dropped at the sight of Emily P. Wheeler ‘s newest collection, I mean I'm currently making an appointment to have my TMJ examined.

Share I had this Haoyang piece earmarked about a month or so ago, drawn to its technicolor garden coaxed out of metal, lending a playful side to an otherwise stately brooch.

Halloween hasn't officially happened yet, but I'm already ready to hang the Christmas decorations. The same probably can be said for retailers, who are well into holiday mode by now.

Halloween is her favorite season. She has long been fascinated by Samhain and the idea that, at this particular time of year, the distance between the living and the dead feels just a bit smaller. But this year, death means something different—and grief something else entirely.