Victoria Gomelsky is the Editor-in-Chief at JCK Magazine. She specializes in jewelry, watches, and luxury goods, while also covering themes related to the fashion industry, retail, and consumer behavior analytics. Victoria's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The New York Times, Yahoo Finance, and Robb Report.
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Victoria Gomelsky's coverage primarily revolves around jewelry, luxury, and watches with a significant focus on event coverage and press releases. Given this, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new jewelry collections, luxury products or events within the industry. If you have information about upcoming launches of jewelry collections or insights into trends in the luxury market, such as emerging gemstones or innovative designs for men's jewelry, these could be potential topics for outreach.
As her articles are not geographically focused but rather centered around industry-specific themes like beauty and fashion along with specific product categories like watches and gems, it is important to tailor your pitches accordingly with an international perspective in mind.
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By: Victoria Gomelsky
For all the confusion and consternation lab-grown diamonds have sown in the fine jewelry marketplace, the science behind how they differ from natural diamonds is well understood. On a recent webinar organized by the Plumb Club and sponsored by Tracr, Dr. Ulrika D'Haenens-Johansson, senior manager of diamond research at GIA, offered a clear-eyed explanation of the key differentiating factors.
JCK Jewelry Agenda: Week of Aug. 30 Share Unofficially, it's the final week of summer.
Appreciation of the category’s cultural and personal resonance has been growing in recent years.
Tiny ladies' watches from the Crown are all the rage in the pre-owned sector.
The week after Labor Day is notoriously busy with prep work for the season ahead. The events schedule, on the other hand, is light—unless you happen to be in Venice, Italy, where a blockbuster crafts exhibition benefits from the contributions of one of the jewelry industry's biggest players. Otherwise, a jewelry cataloging webinar, a
The decentralized gathering delivered a masterclass in complications—here are five models worth knowing.
By: Victoria Gomelsky
Few watch brands look and feel more contemporary than Urwerk. Founded in 1997 by the master watchmaker Felix Baumgartner and designer Martin Frei, the Geneva-based independent label is beloved by fans of high horology for its bold and unconventional approach to timekeeping, made evident by its signature satellite-based time display.
At last week's VicenzaOro jewelry fair, which took over Vicenza—a UNESCO World Heritage site located about 50 miles west of Venice, in the heart of Italy's Veneto region—the amount of gold jewelry on display was difficult to quantify.
One word sums up the week ahead: sourcing. If you're looking for merchandise to stock your cases this holiday season, you might want to clear your schedule and buy a last-minute ticket to Hong Kong, where you'll find six shows catering to all aspects of the jewelry business. Closer to home, a group buying fair takes over a luxe property in Phoenix. Otherwise, listen to an important cybersecurity podcast or check out a meaningful photo exhibition in Lower Manhattan.
By: Victoria Gomelsky
Watchmakers who worked prior to the 21st century would almost certainly be bewildered by the diversity of materials available to contemporary makers. Whereas timepieces
