This lovely Diamond and Gold Split Shank Pave Ring is perfect engagement ring.  The diamonds are set in 18k white gold with 140 round stones pave set for a total carat weight of 1.26; accompanying the diamonds are tiny beads of gold known as filigree.  This ring can be set with any shape or size diamond.  Purchase this item and save a total of $400 off of the sticker price $3100 if you mention this sale!

Great designs have value in them, whether its a car, a piece of clothing or even a home.  Historically, jewelry has shown us that a great design can have a timeless effect on how we view things; for example the Tiffany Style Solitaire Engagement ring design is a staple in the jewelry bridal business.  The creations of the great jewelry manufacturers of the past 100 years have endured not only because of the materials used to create the jewelry, but their marvelous designs became a mainstay in industry.  Van Cleef …

For the most part, the month of April was a decent month for polished diamond vendors.  Price stability was a key component in contributing to this phenomenon; many hope this signals better thing to come for the jewelry and diamond industry.  As always, there is some general anxiety in the market about the state of the industry.  Stability is welcome amid a global depression however, this industry thrives on growth.  The middle class, our best consumers, still have not completely recovered.  Among other concern’s, dealers noted a lack of available “triple …

The De Beers Group ended April with its diamond sight holder auctions estimated at $650 million after the company increased its prices by an approximate 3% on its rough goods.  These boxes included some harder to find merchandise, scarcely released goods such as 5 carat and up only stones; these boxes were sold at a significant premiums but contained some of the best merchandise.  Prices for both 1 and 2 carat boxes also saw an increase in price.  Sightholders expected a larger increase from De Beers; one Antwerp based sightholder said …

Tiffany & Co.  sued Costco Wholesale Corporation to prevent further sales of what the the luxury retailer concluded were counterfeit diamond engagement rings and for damages associated with prior sales.  According to the filing in the district for Southern District of New York, the lawsuit seeks to protect the Tiffany & Co. brand.  It also alleges trademark infringement, dilution counterfeiting, unfair competition , injury to business reputation  and false advertising.  Tiffany & Co seeks$2 million per infringement.  The company became aware that Costco was promoting their merchandise as “Tiffany diamond engagement rings” and were sold in Huntington …