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Colored Diamonds: Rarity, Value & Grading Guide 2026

Leigh Hunt famously said, “Colors are the smiles of nature.” For decades, the global diamond market has been anchored by the pursuit of the perfect white stone: flawless, brilliant, and devoid of color. It has long defined luxury, but in 2026, that definition of value is...

The 5th C: Character

In recent years, there has been a noticeable shift in engagement ring preferences. While traditional diamonds have always been a popular choice, the rise of lab-grown diamonds and their increasing prominence in the market have introduced a new dynamic. Lab-grown diamonds offer a...

Coveted Watches: Why Brands Still Lead the Market

Watch history isn’t confined to the past. It’s influencing today’s market in real time. 

The most in-demand watches right now aren’t defined by novelty alone, but by continuity: recognizable design language, mechanical credibility, and a lineage collectors trust. In the era of...

From Disco to Minimalism: Jewelry Trends of the 1970s-1990s

When thinking of the United States during the 1940s through the 1960s, one's thoughts turn to statuesque actresses with dapper actors on their arms. The 1970s through the 1990s, in contrast, are synonymous with music: disco superstars, synthesized over-the-top 80s performers,...

Art Nouveau Jewelry: An Era that Changed Everything

New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art describes the Art Nouveau movement as “taking inspiration from the unruly aspects of the natural world, Art Nouveau influenced art and architecture especially in the applied arts, graphic work, and illustration.”

Translating to “new art”...

The Brilliant Use of Diamonds and Platinum in Edwardian Jewelry

If someone told you to close your eyes and picture the prettiest antique jewelry you have ever seen, chances are you will imagine an Edwardian piece. The ethereal style took jewelry to the next level and is still being replicated today. Edwardian jewelry is synonymous with...