Synthetic color is in a growth cycle, kicked off by social media and helped along by buyers looking for unusual material, well-cut goods, or more affordable color options to natural gems.
ReadEnamel jewelry is a nuanced category, comprising many different techniques. But for modern designers, it offers dimension to color and a playful way to express themselves.
Featured ArticlesAppraising for institutions and charitable donations can be rewarding. One expert takes readers through four such projects he has worked on and considerations for each.
Featured ArticlesThe diamond market is becoming increasingly divergent, with larger and finer goods increasing in popularity and value, and the bread-and-butter goods sliding.
Diamond MarketBuyer interest in rare and fine colored stones is strong, proving they are willing to pay for goods, but rarity in some categories has reached such heights that price is secondary to availability.
Colored Stone MarketAppraisers have to ensure they are following legal compliance for the appropriate jurisdiction. Here’s what they should know about legal precedence and jurisdictional requirements.
The Appraiser's NotebookCabochon stones continue to show strong demand in the gem market, and an uptick in faceted gems is bringing renewed attention to the area.
Market TrendsFancy color diamonds and fine colored gemstones with storied origins continued their strong performances during the spring fine jewelry auction season.
The Trade in FocusLearn more about the popular vibrant gemstone and its pricing in today’s market.
*Gem Focus & Market Pulse (Free Subscriber)Exhibitors reported strong demand for color, yellow gold, and bolder bridal styles.
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