Colored diamonds, particularly high-quality blues and pinks, have always commanded top dollar. But the recent action at the auctions and among high-end dealers indicates that — as often happens in ...

The bride didn’t wear her engagement ring down the aisle, but she did put it on display in her wedding photo shoot.

A remarkable pink diamond, thought to have once belonged to Marie Antoinette, the last queen of France, has recently been ...

Millie Bobby Brown posed in a pink cowl neck top that exposed her pink, lace bra in a June 21 Instagram post. She ...

David Bennett, the head of Sotheby’s jewellery division, as the auction room in Geneva’s luxury Beau Rivage hotel erupted into applause. Graff raised eyebrows when he had the blue diamond recut after ...

UOB Vietnam announced the launch on June 6 of its new Financial Supply Chain Management (FSCM) capabilities on UOB Infinity – the bank’s digital banking platform for businesses. Today, data.org issued ...

While it may look like a blazing red ruby, the 2.33-carat Winston Red Diamond is just that—a diamond. One of the rarest diamonds in the world, the Winston Red Diamond is on display at the Smithsonian ...

35.01-Carat Graff diamond ring with an estimate of $2 - $3 million Sotheby's Colorless and fancy colored diamonds are among the premiere lots at Sotheby’s New York High Jewelry auction on June 13.

Graff says demand for pink diamonds continues to grow, particularly among Asian clients. “With the closure of the Argyle diamond mine, we have seen a continued appreciation in the value of these ...

The last remaining pink diamonds mined at Rio Tinto’s famed Argyle diamond mine are for sale, having been crafted by Perth jewellery maker Linneys into three unique creations worth more than ...

The Graff Hallucination was introduced at Baselworld in 2014 as the world's most expensive quartz watch, with an estimated value of $55 million. That is not a typo: this watch that you can barely ...

The origins of the Graff Pink Diamond remain unclear, with the earliest known records indicating ownership by Harry Winston in the 1950s, who later sold it to an unidentified collector.